John Smith

But the guys that I dealt with knew that. And they knew nothing came their way. Nobody came to their door. But once I got out, I was done with that shit. I said, I'm done with that shit. I don't want to get involved anymore. I didn't go after my cousin. He ended up moving out of state. We fell out completely. We still haven't spoke. We probably won't ever speak. You betrayed me.

But the guys that I dealt with knew that. And they knew nothing came their way. Nobody came to their door. But once I got out, I was done with that shit. I said, I'm done with that shit. I don't want to get involved anymore. I didn't go after my cousin. He ended up moving out of state. We fell out completely. We still haven't spoke. We probably won't ever speak. You betrayed me.

You didn't care about me, my family, my children. So therefore, we have nothing to say to each other. But I decided while I was in fire camp from talking to miscellaneous people, when you make it to that low level, you end up being in there with some people that know a bunch of stuff you don't know. And that's how I met this guy. And I met a lot of people.

You didn't care about me, my family, my children. So therefore, we have nothing to say to each other. But I decided while I was in fire camp from talking to miscellaneous people, when you make it to that low level, you end up being in there with some people that know a bunch of stuff you don't know. And that's how I met this guy. And I met a lot of people.

You didn't care about me, my family, my children. So therefore, we have nothing to say to each other. But I decided while I was in fire camp from talking to miscellaneous people, when you make it to that low level, you end up being in there with some people that know a bunch of stuff you don't know. And that's how I met this guy. And I met a lot of people.

But one guy in particular named Evan, he was like walking laps with me. We talked a lot. You know, telling stories and stuff like that. I knew he had money, but he didn't brag about having money. You can just tell. He never missed commissary, but he used to like to smoke that Bugler.

But one guy in particular named Evan, he was like walking laps with me. We talked a lot. You know, telling stories and stuff like that. I knew he had money, but he didn't brag about having money. You can just tell. He never missed commissary, but he used to like to smoke that Bugler.

But one guy in particular named Evan, he was like walking laps with me. We talked a lot. You know, telling stories and stuff like that. I knew he had money, but he didn't brag about having money. You can just tell. He never missed commissary, but he used to like to smoke that Bugler.

And at this time, that Bugler, which is those cigarettes that you roll up yourself, people that smoke that kind of have bad nerves because you're sneaking around to smoke cigarettes in jail and these cigarettes are illegal. They're illegal. Contraband. Contraband, yeah, that's what it is, contraband. So if you get caught with it, you'll lose good time. But I don't smoke. I have never smoked.

And at this time, that Bugler, which is those cigarettes that you roll up yourself, people that smoke that kind of have bad nerves because you're sneaking around to smoke cigarettes in jail and these cigarettes are illegal. They're illegal. Contraband. Contraband, yeah, that's what it is, contraband. So if you get caught with it, you'll lose good time. But I don't smoke. I have never smoked.

And at this time, that Bugler, which is those cigarettes that you roll up yourself, people that smoke that kind of have bad nerves because you're sneaking around to smoke cigarettes in jail and these cigarettes are illegal. They're illegal. Contraband. Contraband, yeah, that's what it is, contraband. So if you get caught with it, you'll lose good time. But I don't smoke. I have never smoked.

The most I've smoked was some weed. But he asked me when I was getting out, he asked me would I be able to meet up with his sister and give her a few cans of Bugler. And we talked about linking up when he'd get out, but I didn't realize he was getting deported. So once he got out, he was going to get deported.

The most I've smoked was some weed. But he asked me when I was getting out, he asked me would I be able to meet up with his sister and give her a few cans of Bugler. And we talked about linking up when he'd get out, but I didn't realize he was getting deported. So once he got out, he was going to get deported.

The most I've smoked was some weed. But he asked me when I was getting out, he asked me would I be able to meet up with his sister and give her a few cans of Bugler. And we talked about linking up when he'd get out, but I didn't realize he was getting deported. So once he got out, he was going to get deported.

I don't think he knew either because had he known, they wouldn't have took him to a fire camp because he could have did a walk away. So what I did was I – He's like, you sure you're going to do it, man? I don't think you're going to do it because I asked four or five guys that go home. And the Bugler was $17 a can. It's $17 a can in 2009, right? 2009, about 17. No, 2008. Yeah, 2008 or 2009.

I don't think he knew either because had he known, they wouldn't have took him to a fire camp because he could have did a walk away. So what I did was I – He's like, you sure you're going to do it, man? I don't think you're going to do it because I asked four or five guys that go home. And the Bugler was $17 a can. It's $17 a can in 2009, right? 2009, about 17. No, 2008. Yeah, 2008 or 2009.

I don't think he knew either because had he known, they wouldn't have took him to a fire camp because he could have did a walk away. So what I did was I – He's like, you sure you're going to do it, man? I don't think you're going to do it because I asked four or five guys that go home. And the Bugler was $17 a can. It's $17 a can in 2009, right? 2009, about 17. No, 2008. Yeah, 2008 or 2009.

So I was like, I'll do it. I'll give him the Bugler. He's like, no, you're not. You're not going to do it. You're not going to do it. So I got out. First week I was out, I had a sister. I was like, hello. Are you going to see him? OK, well, he wants some buglers. She's like, I know. I don't know why he likes that stuff. I was like, I can meet you or your other sister and I'll give it to you.

So I was like, I'll do it. I'll give him the Bugler. He's like, no, you're not. You're not going to do it. You're not going to do it. So I got out. First week I was out, I had a sister. I was like, hello. Are you going to see him? OK, well, he wants some buglers. She's like, I know. I don't know why he likes that stuff. I was like, I can meet you or your other sister and I'll give it to you.

So I was like, I'll do it. I'll give him the Bugler. He's like, no, you're not. You're not going to do it. You're not going to do it. So I got out. First week I was out, I had a sister. I was like, hello. Are you going to see him? OK, well, he wants some buglers. She's like, I know. I don't know why he likes that stuff. I was like, I can meet you or your other sister and I'll give it to you.