Evaristo Salas Jr.

And so when it comes to the mental health already, that's a big thing for me because I can sit here and tell myself, well, I'm good, but there's underlying issues that there's no way you're not going to develop with that many years in prison, that long in the hole that I've done before, the issues that I had to deal with.

I've dealt with those issues in prison, but now I'm in a different environment where I'm going to have to deal with different issues.

I'm kind of curious to see what they think about it and what they see actually because I have to do a mental evaluation too.

So they're going to probably tell me what are underlying issues that I may have that I can't see for myself.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, there was.

There was actually a great deal set in this.

One of them was my roommate.

He's been my roommate for about over a year.

Just a real good person.

Always was kind to me, shared with me.

We never had any issues.

We worked together.

He always looked out for me the best he could.

He's a Native American, so he would beat a lot.

I would draw a lot.

He was just an all-around good dude.

And then there was like three or four other guys that I would hit the yard with all the time.

To have to leave them was a little bit hard.

But at the same time, I got in touch with them already.