David
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You want some cigarettes or something? I was like, I don't. I don't. I'm not going to smoke. I'm not going to smoke. And she goes, well, do you need a ride? Like, yeah, I do. I need a ride to a phone. Can you give me a ride to the like down to the Walmart or something so I can just use the telephone? Sure. You know, and she goes, I got to go see my probation officer. Me, too.
You want some cigarettes or something? I was like, I don't. I don't. I'm not going to smoke. I'm not going to smoke. And she goes, well, do you need a ride? Like, yeah, I do. I need a ride to a phone. Can you give me a ride to the like down to the Walmart or something so I can just use the telephone? Sure. You know, and she goes, I got to go see my probation officer. Me, too.
You want some cigarettes or something? I was like, I don't. I don't. I'm not going to smoke. I'm not going to smoke. And she goes, well, do you need a ride? Like, yeah, I do. I need a ride to a phone. Can you give me a ride to the like down to the Walmart or something so I can just use the telephone? Sure. You know, and she goes, I got to go see my probation officer. Me, too.
That's where I'm going. So we get in the probation office, and we're just talking, simply talking about our plans after, look, she's going to take me down to the dollar store at Walmart. And the head of the probation officer hears this whole thing going on. And in condition of the bonds that you don't talk to any other felons or have anything to do with anyone. Right.
That's where I'm going. So we get in the probation office, and we're just talking, simply talking about our plans after, look, she's going to take me down to the dollar store at Walmart. And the head of the probation officer hears this whole thing going on. And in condition of the bonds that you don't talk to any other felons or have anything to do with anyone. Right.
That's where I'm going. So we get in the probation office, and we're just talking, simply talking about our plans after, look, she's going to take me down to the dollar store at Walmart. And the head of the probation officer hears this whole thing going on. And in condition of the bonds that you don't talk to any other felons or have anything to do with anyone. Right.
But this woman's a felon, and I'm in the probation officer with her talking to her. And she starts trying to get me re-arrested right there for talking to this lady. She's throwing a fit. This woman is throwing a fucking fit in a probation office. And I'm like, what the fuck is going on? What is going on? What are you talking about? I've been in jail for eight months. What are you talking about?
But this woman's a felon, and I'm in the probation officer with her talking to her. And she starts trying to get me re-arrested right there for talking to this lady. She's throwing a fit. This woman is throwing a fucking fit in a probation office. And I'm like, what the fuck is going on? What is going on? What are you talking about? I've been in jail for eight months. What are you talking about?
But this woman's a felon, and I'm in the probation officer with her talking to her. And she starts trying to get me re-arrested right there for talking to this lady. She's throwing a fit. This woman is throwing a fucking fit in a probation office. And I'm like, what the fuck is going on? What is going on? What are you talking about? I've been in jail for eight months. What are you talking about?
She's like, who's your probation officer? I was like, Laura. I knew her real well. And she goes, she runs and goes and gets her and tells her the whole story. Like rats me out. He's out there talking to felons. I'm like, what? I can't do it. She has to go to the probation office too. There's nothing I can do about it. And so I'm in the middle of an argument right after I get out of jail.
She's like, who's your probation officer? I was like, Laura. I knew her real well. And she goes, she runs and goes and gets her and tells her the whole story. Like rats me out. He's out there talking to felons. I'm like, what? I can't do it. She has to go to the probation office too. There's nothing I can do about it. And so I'm in the middle of an argument right after I get out of jail.
She's like, who's your probation officer? I was like, Laura. I knew her real well. And she goes, she runs and goes and gets her and tells her the whole story. Like rats me out. He's out there talking to felons. I'm like, what? I can't do it. She has to go to the probation office too. There's nothing I can do about it. And so I'm in the middle of an argument right after I get out of jail.
I was all in a good mood. I'm in the middle of this giant argument. And my sister walks in the door. I haven't even been out of jail for 45 minutes. My sister walks in the door. I'm like, hey, what's going on? Damn. And she goes, what's going on here? I said, nothing, nothing. You know, I'm just, and it was, so I'm, I'm like, hold on, let me talk to Laura. So I talked to my probation officer.
I was all in a good mood. I'm in the middle of this giant argument. And my sister walks in the door. I haven't even been out of jail for 45 minutes. My sister walks in the door. I'm like, hey, what's going on? Damn. And she goes, what's going on here? I said, nothing, nothing. You know, I'm just, and it was, so I'm, I'm like, hold on, let me talk to Laura. So I talked to my probation officer.
I was all in a good mood. I'm in the middle of this giant argument. And my sister walks in the door. I haven't even been out of jail for 45 minutes. My sister walks in the door. I'm like, hey, what's going on? Damn. And she goes, what's going on here? I said, nothing, nothing. You know, I'm just, and it was, so I'm, I'm like, hold on, let me talk to Laura. So I talked to my probation officer.
I'm like, man, listen, I told her the whole story. She goes, who cares? What's the big deal? What's the problem? And I said, I don't know. It's not my problem. It's just a woman's, your boss's problem. And so she goes, don't, don't worry about it. Just don't talk to each other. You're not supposed to talk to her. You got a ride. Just go home. I'm like, okay, see ya. You know?
I'm like, man, listen, I told her the whole story. She goes, who cares? What's the big deal? What's the problem? And I said, I don't know. It's not my problem. It's just a woman's, your boss's problem. And so she goes, don't, don't worry about it. Just don't talk to each other. You're not supposed to talk to her. You got a ride. Just go home. I'm like, okay, see ya. You know?
I'm like, man, listen, I told her the whole story. She goes, who cares? What's the big deal? What's the problem? And I said, I don't know. It's not my problem. It's just a woman's, your boss's problem. And so she goes, don't, don't worry about it. Just don't talk to each other. You're not supposed to talk to her. You got a ride. Just go home. I'm like, okay, see ya. You know?
And my, but my sister's mad. She thinks that I'm still, I hadn't learned anything. I hadn't learned. I haven't been in jail for eight months. I hadn't learned nothing. I'm, get out in an argument with my probation officer, you know? So, uh, she's, she's mad. Doesn't talk to me all the way home, takes me home, drops me off at my mom's house, but I'm happy. I'm like, God, Oh man, I'm out of jail.
And my, but my sister's mad. She thinks that I'm still, I hadn't learned anything. I hadn't learned. I haven't been in jail for eight months. I hadn't learned nothing. I'm, get out in an argument with my probation officer, you know? So, uh, she's, she's mad. Doesn't talk to me all the way home, takes me home, drops me off at my mom's house, but I'm happy. I'm like, God, Oh man, I'm out of jail.