Garet McLendon

And, um,

And yeah, and I was just one of those ones that I got to be able to roam a little bit.

And so I got a little free play.

I got to get up at 3.30 a.m.

in the kitchen, and then I feed, be back by 10.

So it gave me a nice routine, some structure for me.

So when you got out, did you go to a halfway house?

No, I continued out there doing the same stuff I was doing for the next 10 years.

And you stayed out for 10 years?

No, I didn't stay out, man.

I had a strike.

I have quite a record at this time.

And the one thing I can't do is I can't stay out.

And the one thing that keeps on happening to me is that even though I sold a lot of drugs and I did a lot of drugs and I used to do all this stuff, but now when I get out, I'm addicted to drugs.

Now I can't keep a... Now I can't... I always had people when I got out that would give me drugs.

They never were like, here's $5,000, man, and get on your feet.

It was never, Garrett, here's what you just got out, man.

I know that $200 goes fast.

Here, get yourself a job, some clothes, maybe, and help yourself out.

It was never that.