Frank Amedeo

Don't tell them a whole bunch of information, but do tell them exactly. This is what I'm here for. I said, so that's it. And yeah, he's a don't play Billy. Badass. Yeah. Yeah. Don't. Yeah. Don't borrow money. Don't gamble.

he oh my god there was a guy listen let me tell you right now I tell you this I don't know if you had one of these guys we would have some guy show up I think I told you this we'd have like a white guy would show up a soft looking white guy would show up he's 50 something years old, soft looking, scared. Comes in, they come in around just after like, or just before count, right?

he oh my god there was a guy listen let me tell you right now I tell you this I don't know if you had one of these guys we would have some guy show up I think I told you this we'd have like a white guy would show up a soft looking white guy would show up he's 50 something years old, soft looking, scared. Comes in, they come in around just after like, or just before count, right?

he oh my god there was a guy listen let me tell you right now I tell you this I don't know if you had one of these guys we would have some guy show up I think I told you this we'd have like a white guy would show up a soft looking white guy would show up he's 50 something years old, soft looking, scared. Comes in, they come in around just after like, or just before count, right?

So they come in and then they get their cell. They're still wearing their slacks and a white big torn up t-shirt. And they're looking, you know, so he's got flip flops on and he's walking around. So they would come in and then everybody just kind of ignores him. And then they go to chow. They come back. They lay in their bed and cry.

So they come in and then they get their cell. They're still wearing their slacks and a white big torn up t-shirt. And they're looking, you know, so he's got flip flops on and he's walking around. So they would come in and then everybody just kind of ignores him. And then they go to chow. They come back. They lay in their bed and cry.

So they come in and then they get their cell. They're still wearing their slacks and a white big torn up t-shirt. And they're looking, you know, so he's got flip flops on and he's walking around. So they would come in and then everybody just kind of ignores him. And then they go to chow. They come back. They lay in their bed and cry.

Then the next morning, pretty much regardless of what crime you've committed, that's typically the first night in prison. You just lay there like, I slept like a baby. Not really. You were sniffling a little bit. And then they then or sometimes that night, usually that night when they come back and they lock everybody down, they start to work their way into the TV room. Right.

Then the next morning, pretty much regardless of what crime you've committed, that's typically the first night in prison. You just lay there like, I slept like a baby. Not really. You were sniffling a little bit. And then they then or sometimes that night, usually that night when they come back and they lock everybody down, they start to work their way into the TV room. Right.

Then the next morning, pretty much regardless of what crime you've committed, that's typically the first night in prison. You just lay there like, I slept like a baby. Not really. You were sniffling a little bit. And then they then or sometimes that night, usually that night when they come back and they lock everybody down, they start to work their way into the TV room. Right.

Or the next morning they would walk in the the the white TV. Right. And then this car room. Yeah. They come and they sit down and we had a guy. They called him Kenny King.

Or the next morning they would walk in the the the white TV. Right. And then this car room. Yeah. They come and they sit down and we had a guy. They called him Kenny King.

Or the next morning they would walk in the the the white TV. Right. And then this car room. Yeah. They come and they sit down and we had a guy. They called him Kenny King.

and uh um what's so funny is like his initials were like kkk they were like yeah they were so it was like kenny king so you're like kenny kevin king um and so kenny would go uh the guy would come in and sit down we'd be watching the morning news waiting for waiting to leave um and all of a sudden kenny would go

and uh um what's so funny is like his initials were like kkk they were like yeah they were so it was like kenny king so you're like kenny kevin king um and so kenny would go uh the guy would come in and sit down we'd be watching the morning news waiting for waiting to leave um and all of a sudden kenny would go

and uh um what's so funny is like his initials were like kkk they were like yeah they were so it was like kenny king so you're like kenny kevin king um and so kenny would go uh the guy would come in and sit down we'd be watching the morning news waiting for waiting to leave um and all of a sudden kenny would go

And listen, I knew it so well when a guy would walk in and sit down, I'd get up and leave. Because I thought, I don't want to be here for this humiliation. And it was always the same thing. He'd go, listen up, homeboy. And the guy would always...

And listen, I knew it so well when a guy would walk in and sit down, I'd get up and leave. Because I thought, I don't want to be here for this humiliation. And it was always the same thing. He'd go, listen up, homeboy. And the guy would always...

And listen, I knew it so well when a guy would walk in and sit down, I'd get up and leave. Because I thought, I don't want to be here for this humiliation. And it was always the same thing. He'd go, listen up, homeboy. And the guy would always...

You understand? They go, oh, no, no, no, no, no. I'm here for Medicare. You understand? Look, you've got about three days to come up with something that shows something. And they go, oh, no, no, no, no. Okay, okay. And here's the worst thing. you knew if he was lying because he wouldn't even come back. Like if he really was there for Medicare fraud or for selling drugs or something,