Garet McLendon

And then we'd just go ride our motorcycles all night.

And we drank pints of liquor.

And then I watched this guy.

And what it is, he'd tell me things that I didn't know.

He taught me how to use a broom and mop a floor.

And he'd teach me that.

Like, if you use a disc, wash a disc.

And these are all things that I learned later on in my life.

I didn't know what he was teaching me.

It was like the whole time he was like...

he was like training me for prison and it just got worse.

By the time my freshman year in high school, I was full blown.

I was, um, like, uh, um, that, that something happened in that, that, that summer from eighth grade into the beginning of freshman year in high school.

And back then, like we checked herself into high school and, uh, I was already, uh, learning how to, uh, wrap up, wrap up, make bindles and make this little bit of side money by selling drugs.

This guy that lived like two, two doors down from me, he was, uh,

he was an active gang member

And I just went right under his wing.

And I remember sitting there one night with this guy in his house.

I stay up all night at his house.

My house was full.