Doughboy

And I hear things, though, like they're not allowed to touch the –

The robbers, they're just allowed to like watch and report.

Yeah, no, no, no.

Yeah, but they would be able to get some information and stuff, but probably not.

For real?

That's supposed to beat your ass.

So I pull up at

two o'clock or 1 30 or whatever and i see the cops talking to this guy and like i basically like because some of the neighbors are like talking to the cop via text and stuff and the cops kind of telling them what his whole plan is and everything and the cop basically told some people in the neighborhood yo we got him good because this area is like a high fire risk

So basically, the reason why there's no homeless people sleeping on this entire street is because it's too dangerous.

Because it's a really high-pitched or fast-paced street where people drive really, really fast, and there's a big risk of fires.

And this guy, where he was sleeping was basically just too dangerous.

So this guy basically is telling the guy that he needs to leave.

The guy starts asking for a ride to a different part of town.

They're waiting for the guy to come and give him a ride.

I start creeping down the block because I want to, I want to get a video of him with the cops, like giving them the boot basically.

So I could update the group chat and tell them like, yo, he's about to be out of here.

And as I walk up and I start to film, the guy just looks at me and just goes, Adam 22, the homeless guy.

Which, honestly, this had worried me the whole time that this might happen because he was a black guy in his 20s, which is kind of my demographic.

I thought you told us he wasn't black, bro.

No, he was black.