Garet McLendon

It was like, here's some drugs to sell and to get on your feet, homeboy.

Here, I press you.

Good to see you.

Good to see you.

So I immediately, as those times go, and I try, man.

I really want to, man.

I really want to do better.

but I couldn't, man, because I got struck out.

I didn't know nothing else but those streets.

I tried to get a job and work, and, man, it just wouldn't happen.

I tried to go to parole and check into parole, but, like, it just wasn't happening.

And my crimes, and I just became this, like, addicted.

I just wanted to be, like, left alone, addicted to drugs, you know?

And then it was, like, wasn't even about selling drugs.

Now I get into selling guns.

And that guy I talked about earlier who I met,

Like finally, like I'm hanging out with that guy that I idolized that came through the house that one day, that guy that when I was sitting there on the couch at 15 years old and this guy came in the house and everybody was just like in awe of him.

I'm doing stuff and we're selling guns throughout the area and from Antelope Valley, San Fernando Valley, all throughout out there.

And I remember sitting there getting loaded with them one day and I'd be like, man, you're my idol, dude.

Like, you're my idol, man.