Carter Lee

It becomes, you know, I get court scheduled and I remember I'm like, I need to go home.

But my probation officer, when she comes to see me, the bad part about, you know, the juvenile system is they don't go, oh, yeah, we're sentencing Carter to six months.

No, they go, OK, this is a six to nine month program.

But if Carter wants to make it two years, he could be here two years.

Right.

Right.

There's no limitation.

They can hold you until your 22nd birthday.

Right.

So it's almost like an indefinite time.

It's just, you know, so I remember my probation.

I was like, you're not leaving when you go to court.

I'm like, I've done everything in this program.

I haven't gotten in any trouble.

Well, she's like, well, there's been vapes smuggled in the facility.

And I'm like, well, I had nothing to do with the vapes.

Either way, I'll tell you that story now.

So a good, you know, a good friend of mine that I met in the facility, every week they would take us to this drug and alcohol group.

And in the drug and alcohol group were, you know, kids of all, you know, teenagers of all ages from the streets.

So they'd be coming from the streets.