Jay Pukepuke

And then the cop, I remember, he took me in.

He goes, oh, this is the guy.

I could see him.

I could hardly walk, let alone run.

He goes, yeah, he was sweaty like he's been running and he's puffy.

I was like, where are you up to, bro?

You're full of shit.

Anyway, I did it.

So I...

Yeah, I got locked up that day, and straight away I was like, oh, well, I'm going to start training.

So, yeah, just started training.

But actually training, that whole stint was just full-on training.

Yeah, it was physical, which –

uh helped with my mental okay and i was kind of like because i've been there now so i'm going back i know the environment kind of and it's a new environment at maxi but i want to be i was focused you know and um yeah i didn't stray for for two years i think i think i did two years i served six years all up so it must be another two years yeah and then um

Yeah, went through the motions of that.

And when I got out, I was quite a lot bigger, a lot less fat, you know.

I got out, I remember I got sent back to Mount Eden to get released.

And I put my clothes on when I got arrested and they were tight and in all the right places.

Not like now, but...

I remember the big green door at Mount Eden they opened the door and I had my bag and my clothes on and I kind of stepped over the door and out into the open and then they shut the door behind me and then I was like