Ebo Sosa

Like two months in the county, a month and a half in the county, they give me 90 days of that shit.

I do three months at the prison boot camp.

That's when I'm actually starting to see like, damn, prison is fucked up.

It's some people that's got life and shit.

It's lifers.

They had a dog.

I went to a prison called Albury's in Georgia.

It's like in North Georgia.

They got a dog program where all the lifers, they can just tend to a dog every day.

They walk them, they train them, they do this and that.

The lifers, I used to talk to the lifers all the time.

They used to always give me game like, stay out of this shit, man.

I'm never coming home.

I never have a girl, this dog is my only partner, like da-da-da, shit like that.

So I'm like, damn, this shit is real.

A riot pop off down there, I get in some more shit, some fights and shit.

They end up giving me another 30 days, but that bit was kind of smooth.

Nothing too major, because like I said, it was prison boot camp, but they was trying to kill us down there.

We couldn't even eat.

We couldn't eat.