Garet McLendon

Like, I want to be like you.

I want tattoos like you and everything.

And he'd be like, man, you don't want to be like me.

He'd be like, I remember, man.

It was one of those things.

We're sitting there.

And by this time, I'm putting a needle in my arm.

He's putting a needle in his arm.

And I'm sitting there talking about, I want the tattoos that you have, all that stuff.

That means somebody who does time.

I'm like, I want that stuff, man, on me.

And I remember him getting there, man, him getting so serious and then being like, you don't want to be like me.

And you don't want to look like this.

look at me.

My life is doomed.

I couldn't understand what he meant, man.

What it meant that is that his life is doomed, that he sticks out like a sore thumb.

Like he is, he is locked into that way of life because of the way he looks.

And this is maybe just his perception that he's locked in this way of life, man.

And he's telling me, Hey kid, man, like he, you don't want to be like me, even though I 100% wanted to be him at that moment, man.