David Gant

Yeah. You gotta be working at it. After five years, she started being civil. Yeah.

That's oddly not an uncommon attitude from them. Yeah. It's like, we should have probably just shot you. I'm like, maybe you should have. It would have been cheaper, but then you'd be out of a job.

That's oddly not an uncommon attitude from them. Yeah. It's like, we should have probably just shot you. I'm like, maybe you should have. It would have been cheaper, but then you'd be out of a job.

That's oddly not an uncommon attitude from them. Yeah. It's like, we should have probably just shot you. I'm like, maybe you should have. It would have been cheaper, but then you'd be out of a job.

I was going to say, it's funny because even the guys we were talking about where I was saying they just come and it's just a job and they leave, even them, although those are the guards I liked because they're just enforcing the rules and they have nothing in it. There's no skin in the game. They're still not going to go above and beyond. No.

I was going to say, it's funny because even the guys we were talking about where I was saying they just come and it's just a job and they leave, even them, although those are the guards I liked because they're just enforcing the rules and they have nothing in it. There's no skin in the game. They're still not going to go above and beyond. No.

I was going to say, it's funny because even the guys we were talking about where I was saying they just come and it's just a job and they leave, even them, although those are the guards I liked because they're just enforcing the rules and they have nothing in it. There's no skin in the game. They're still not going to go above and beyond. No.

the status quo is make sure they don't count them, feed them. But, and that's it. Like as far as preparing them to go back into society, they're like, ah, they're grown men. They're fit. They'll figure it out. Well, they could have figured out how to live and function in society to begin with. They probably wouldn't have been here. Um, and, uh,

the status quo is make sure they don't count them, feed them. But, and that's it. Like as far as preparing them to go back into society, they're like, ah, they're grown men. They're fit. They'll figure it out. Well, they could have figured out how to live and function in society to begin with. They probably wouldn't have been here. Um, and, uh,

the status quo is make sure they don't count them, feed them. But, and that's it. Like as far as preparing them to go back into society, they're like, ah, they're grown men. They're fit. They'll figure it out. Well, they could have figured out how to live and function in society to begin with. They probably wouldn't have been here. Um, and, uh,

This is kind of weird, but I look at people getting out of prison as an untapped resource. These people have shown that they're self-starters. A lot of them are natural entrepreneurs. Why not harness that?

This is kind of weird, but I look at people getting out of prison as an untapped resource. These people have shown that they're self-starters. A lot of them are natural entrepreneurs. Why not harness that?

This is kind of weird, but I look at people getting out of prison as an untapped resource. These people have shown that they're self-starters. A lot of them are natural entrepreneurs. Why not harness that?

I used to teach the real estate, you know, the ACE courses. Yeah. I used to teach the real estate one and I used to go in there and I would say, listen, real estate is the one thing that you guys can train because most of 85% of the guys in my class were drug dealers. Yeah. I was like, it's the one thing that you got you that the drug dealers, I said, will exceed that. Yeah.

I used to teach the real estate, you know, the ACE courses. Yeah. I used to teach the real estate one and I used to go in there and I would say, listen, real estate is the one thing that you guys can train because most of 85% of the guys in my class were drug dealers. Yeah. I was like, it's the one thing that you got you that the drug dealers, I said, will exceed that. Yeah.

I used to teach the real estate, you know, the ACE courses. Yeah. I used to teach the real estate one and I used to go in there and I would say, listen, real estate is the one thing that you guys can train because most of 85% of the guys in my class were drug dealers. Yeah. I was like, it's the one thing that you got you that the drug dealers, I said, will exceed that. Yeah.

Because you're hustlers.

Because you're hustlers.

Because you're hustlers.

Yeah. And they understand that. I was helping a buddy of mine do a math class. And we had 20 or 30 former drug dealers. And they were struggling with fractions. I'm like, dude, you guys have dealt. How much is an eight ball? Yeah. Oh, that's an eighth. There you go. You've been using fractions your whole life.