Jason Ingber

So like for the next month or so, we would pass each other walking like from the rec yard or to the library or whatever on the compound because these places are located in different parts of the compound.

So you're constantly kind of crossing paths with people.

So I'd be walking by him and I'd look up and see him and he'd be like, I'm still thinking about it, bro.

Still thinking about it.

And then it becomes almost funny, right?

After a month or two, I'd look up and I'd go.

And he'd be like, bro, I'm –

Give me a little bit more time, a little more, you know, just ha, ha, ha.

Okay.

But, you know, by this point, I've also kind of realized that he's kind of a douchebag.

And then one day I'm walking and he stops me.

He goes, hey, hey, hey.

And I go, yeah, what's up?

He said, bro, he said, you know the Rolling Stone article?

And I was like, yeah.

And he said, keep in mind, the Rolling Stone article was written by Guy Lawson.

But Guy Lawson didn't speak with Debra Rowley.

Guy Lawson spoke with David Packhouse.

The article's written from David Packhouse's perspective.

So, Deverelli, as we're walking, he says, hey, man, that Rolling Stone article about me?