Danny Trejo

I got out of prison in 1969. I was a drug counselor. I'm still a drug counselor. I work for Western Pacific Med Corp. We have a... Detox all over, 13 detoxes.

Always. Really? Every time I got arrested, I was hooked. So I would detox in the county jail with like, hey, shut up, bastard. Jesus. You know, that's the way you just kicked, you know. And you've got to remember, this was 1965, 64, 63. You know, when the... I remember, well, God, in 65... 63 when I got arrested. It was like nothing.

Always. Really? Every time I got arrested, I was hooked. So I would detox in the county jail with like, hey, shut up, bastard. Jesus. You know, that's the way you just kicked, you know. And you've got to remember, this was 1965, 64, 63. You know, when the... I remember, well, God, in 65... 63 when I got arrested. It was like nothing.

Always. Really? Every time I got arrested, I was hooked. So I would detox in the county jail with like, hey, shut up, bastard. Jesus. You know, that's the way you just kicked, you know. And you've got to remember, this was 1965, 64, 63. You know, when the... I remember, well, God, in 65... 63 when I got arrested. It was like nothing.

I mean, they were sending people to the gas chamber or selling dope. Nobody knew. That was crazy when I think of it.

I mean, they were sending people to the gas chamber or selling dope. Nobody knew. That was crazy when I think of it.

I mean, they were sending people to the gas chamber or selling dope. Nobody knew. That was crazy when I think of it.

That happened. Actually, it was funny because when the first AD on Runaway Train, Handed me that blue shirt. I kind of laughed. You know what I mean? I just can't put it on. He said please this time. And he told me to leave it open to my shirt off, you know, because I got that big taboo, and I left it off. And I just stood there just kind of like just reminiscing.

That happened. Actually, it was funny because when the first AD on Runaway Train, Handed me that blue shirt. I kind of laughed. You know what I mean? I just can't put it on. He said please this time. And he told me to leave it open to my shirt off, you know, because I got that big taboo, and I left it off. And I just stood there just kind of like just reminiscing.

That happened. Actually, it was funny because when the first AD on Runaway Train, Handed me that blue shirt. I kind of laughed. You know what I mean? I just can't put it on. He said please this time. And he told me to leave it open to my shirt off, you know, because I got that big taboo, and I left it off. And I just stood there just kind of like just reminiscing.

And I'm watching everybody, and they're all being stupid, because everybody thinks prison is this like a – You're out of the way. I'll kill you. It's not, man. Prison is a very scary place, but nobody can show it. You know, it's like being with your girlfriend in a haunted house, and you know you're scared, but you can't show it, you know, because...

And I'm watching everybody, and they're all being stupid, because everybody thinks prison is this like a – You're out of the way. I'll kill you. It's not, man. Prison is a very scary place, but nobody can show it. You know, it's like being with your girlfriend in a haunted house, and you know you're scared, but you can't show it, you know, because...

And I'm watching everybody, and they're all being stupid, because everybody thinks prison is this like a – You're out of the way. I'll kill you. It's not, man. Prison is a very scary place, but nobody can show it. You know, it's like being with your girlfriend in a haunted house, and you know you're scared, but you can't show it, you know, because...

In prison, you learn to smell any kind of weakness, any kind of fear, any kind of sorrow. You can pick it up. I mean, what's wrong? You ask somebody, what's wrong? I got a letter, you know, something. Yeah.

In prison, you learn to smell any kind of weakness, any kind of fear, any kind of sorrow. You can pick it up. I mean, what's wrong? You ask somebody, what's wrong? I got a letter, you know, something. Yeah.

In prison, you learn to smell any kind of weakness, any kind of fear, any kind of sorrow. You can pick it up. I mean, what's wrong? You ask somebody, what's wrong? I got a letter, you know, something. Yeah.

See, that's why, like, a lot of people tell their girlfriend, hey, you know what, cut it loose, let it go. I can't deal with this.

See, that's why, like, a lot of people tell their girlfriend, hey, you know what, cut it loose, let it go. I can't deal with this.

See, that's why, like, a lot of people tell their girlfriend, hey, you know what, cut it loose, let it go. I can't deal with this.

Yeah, yeah, you cut your wrist. I mean, I've watched people – cut their wrist because they didn't get a letter you know it's like whoa you can't depend on the outside you are no longer on you're you're on an island and people it's it's uh let me say this a wife has three children her husband's in jail so now for her to go visit Now, he's in San Francisco. She's in Los Angeles.