Garet McLendon

Like, I felt like I, like, I feel like, like boys are, are, are more, uh,

want their mom more.

And I couldn't leave my mom's side.

I just couldn't do it.

And I felt like I didn't want to abandon my mom.

I felt like I was saving her or everything that went on.

I couldn't leave her.

My sister, she was gone.

And I couldn't do it.

uh first i mean it um there's a couple things it depends if you're going to enjoy ride that car or if you're actually going to be in that car to to like sell like there's times when i was still in cars to uh to sell and so you would go i would go i would i would scope a particular car and which uh it'd be like a cleaner getaway to where i have shade i would have a shaker or a cleaner key or a whole new ignition to pop in it

And to when I was just G-riding a car, man, I used to carry just a pair of scissors in my back pocket, dude.

And I would just like, instead of, I just walked through an apartment building or walked through a parking lot and just, and I knew exactly what Toyota Camry or Honda Accord or whatever car I had to go up to.

And I just put these scissors in there and just, and started just like that.

And then I just take that car and I would take that car from one side to the city to the next and just drop it off.

And then I, and then I would just use that same key and grab another one and go on the other side of town and, uh, and just keep on going with that.

You hit a motorcycle.

I was selling drugs, man.

I do my rounds.

I'm selling drugs.

I got my partner with me.