Jeff Grant

You know, gangbangers from Baltimore, and this is a prison out in Pennsylvania.

But a lot of good things happened in prison that I look back on that were great because it really got me in touch with myself and finished kind of the job of creating some humility in me.

But I also found some spirituality in there that I didn't know I would have, and I got into shape.

And so there's a whole prison story, which is not unlike most people's prison stories, as it turns out.

But for me, it was profound.

But when I got home from prison, you know, first I was in a halfway house and then I was on home confinement and then.

I'm living, you know, a very simple life at that point.

And I start to volunteer.

She came and saw me for six or seven times.

And then I got my Dear John letter from her.

And I'm telling you, she's, it was like, if you got to the waiting room,

If you go out to the visiting room, there's a sea of people.

You know what they look like in a visiting room, right?

And then there's this beautiful stately woman who looks like she should be on the cover of Town & Country magazine or Vanity Fair.

It's like she was completely out of place.

I mean, she's magnificent looking.

And just the way she carries herself.

And the first time she came to visit me,

You know, we embraced and then we sat down because you get that because you're allowed like 30 seconds to hug something like that.

Right.