Garet McLendon

And it goes from speed to crystal.

It comes out.

I'm no longer selling weed or anything like that.

It's all about selling crystal, man.

And we go in.

And I'm watching these guys.

And they give me whatever I needed at any time.

And just, man, this lifestyle started.

I no longer did anything with my mom's guy, my mom's boyfriend, anything like that.

I'm hanging out with white boy, white Peckerwood gangsters that run the streets.

And as they get busted or die, you know,

Um, and you're still 17 years old.

Uh, I'm about 18 years old now.

I mean, 17 years old comes at this time when that thing happened was I was probably about 16 at 17 years old.

I did that little YA thing and, uh, 18 years old.

Uh, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm just before I turn 18, you know, cause on, on 18 years old, I, I, um, I get my own place.

At 15 years old, I got my own place.

At 15 years old, I got my first car.

I don't even have a driver's license and, uh, I don't have nothing.

I'm just, uh, I, I, I pay for it with drugs and I'm out there just, uh, ripping and rolling around in this car, no longer on a bicycle.