Dave Letele

Hey, Tam, I can't pay my tick.

Oh, good, bro.

Don't worry about it, Kazzy, you know.

Don't worry about it, bro.

And the boys would have been coming over.

Tam, bro, there's, you know, there's a hundred ticks here that haven't been paid.

Everyone deserves a shot, you know.

Everyone's just a bit hard up at the moment, you know what I mean?

I don't think I would have been good at it, bro.

Because I'm not, you know, like, I don't think my heart would have allowed me to kind of, you know, to be able to really, yeah, I kind of, yeah, I'm glad that I wasn't, that that opportunity never happened.

Oh, bro, it was just a moment.

It was just a moment where I was like, oh, man, she's, you know, like, and I still didn't stay out of mischief.

Like, it doesn't stop, you know?

Like, I went home to Raiti and all my cousins were up to mischief.

They weren't gang members, but they were still mischievous, you know, mischievous hell, bro.

And I love them to bits and we all lived in this big house and all of my parents' old house and that sort of thing.

But yeah, she was a real kind of light for me.

And probably got me out of a situation that probably if I'd gone down I might not have been able to get myself out of.

Because there would have been pressure that I'd never felt before.

And plus I was angry.