Dereck Jackson

kind of intense, you know, they don't want to break the rules.

And then somebody gets rolled up and goes and tells us, you know, these guys are doing this, this, and this, and basically telling, we're telling on each other, you know what I mean?

Um, there's people there's, they got little spies out there spying on us, you know?

And so, uh, everything that's done there is brutal.

Like I told Josh, I was like, like, if you go get a cigarette from a black guy, you're getting stabbed.

You know what I mean?

You're going to get killed, you know?

Um,

We can't eat out their blacks.

We can't eat out their others.

Only people that we could bust spreads with were Southsiders.

That's it.

Back in the days, I think before I went in, I guess the Indians used to roll with us.

We used to be able to eat and spread with them.

But every day that we went out there, it was always just mandatory yard, mandatory workouts, never walked a track by yourself, you know, which I was hardheaded.

I always did it in, you know, I'd be on the punching bag all day, stuff like that.

And just everybody was always just politicking.

There was always some type of politicking.

We used to go on long lockdowns.

High Desert is kind of like Salinas.