John Smith

We did it over and over to the point where I had a couple hundred of my own money. I was like, oh, yeah, I love this. I love this. Now, can I spend my money? He's like, no, no, because you'll stop going to school. You're going to, you know, get caught up and get wrapped up in this. And we just don't want that. And plus, I don't want your mom to find out, man.

We did it over and over to the point where I had a couple hundred of my own money. I was like, oh, yeah, I love this. I love this. Now, can I spend my money? He's like, no, no, because you'll stop going to school. You're going to, you know, get caught up and get wrapped up in this. And we just don't want that. And plus, I don't want your mom to find out, man.

Once your parents find out, man, they're going to kill you. They're going to bust you up. Just go home. Just go home. So I started talking to other people that was doing it that saw I was a young, trustworthy kid. I'm 11, 12. I'm about 11 at this point. And I've already did my first transactions. So from here, I'm thinking of ways to make more money.

Once your parents find out, man, they're going to kill you. They're going to bust you up. Just go home. Just go home. So I started talking to other people that was doing it that saw I was a young, trustworthy kid. I'm 11, 12. I'm about 11 at this point. And I've already did my first transactions. So from here, I'm thinking of ways to make more money.

Once your parents find out, man, they're going to kill you. They're going to bust you up. Just go home. Just go home. So I started talking to other people that was doing it that saw I was a young, trustworthy kid. I'm 11, 12. I'm about 11 at this point. And I've already did my first transactions. So from here, I'm thinking of ways to make more money.

But my friends that are doing it, they're doing it again. A lot of their money has to go towards their household, groceries, food for their mother even or their father, whoever was there, their clothes. They didn't have nothing. So with me, all my money was my money. My parents could not find out that I was doing this.

But my friends that are doing it, they're doing it again. A lot of their money has to go towards their household, groceries, food for their mother even or their father, whoever was there, their clothes. They didn't have nothing. So with me, all my money was my money. My parents could not find out that I was doing this.

But my friends that are doing it, they're doing it again. A lot of their money has to go towards their household, groceries, food for their mother even or their father, whoever was there, their clothes. They didn't have nothing. So with me, all my money was my money. My parents could not find out that I was doing this.

So I was like having four or five hundred dollars at a very young age, a very young until I start spending. Once I start spending it, of course, I go back down to about $100 and have to work it back up. But the bad part about it is my mom started noticing I was hanging out too much, and she started coming after me. She told my father, like, oh, he's hanging at the liquor store. And then I was...

So I was like having four or five hundred dollars at a very young age, a very young until I start spending. Once I start spending it, of course, I go back down to about $100 and have to work it back up. But the bad part about it is my mom started noticing I was hanging out too much, and she started coming after me. She told my father, like, oh, he's hanging at the liquor store. And then I was...

So I was like having four or five hundred dollars at a very young age, a very young until I start spending. Once I start spending it, of course, I go back down to about $100 and have to work it back up. But the bad part about it is my mom started noticing I was hanging out too much, and she started coming after me. She told my father, like, oh, he's hanging at the liquor store. And then I was...

What they they got on me. They was like, hey, you get caught at that liquor store again, man. You're in trouble. We're going to do whatever we have to do to keep you away from those those scoundrels or vandals or whatever. So you call them scoundrels or something to that effect. But OK, so I couldn't go and I used all my money.

What they they got on me. They was like, hey, you get caught at that liquor store again, man. You're in trouble. We're going to do whatever we have to do to keep you away from those those scoundrels or vandals or whatever. So you call them scoundrels or something to that effect. But OK, so I couldn't go and I used all my money.

What they they got on me. They was like, hey, you get caught at that liquor store again, man. You're in trouble. We're going to do whatever we have to do to keep you away from those those scoundrels or vandals or whatever. So you call them scoundrels or something to that effect. But OK, so I couldn't go and I used all my money.

Now, my family that lives on a different part of town, I'm going over there, staying at their house. I got ran out of the game by my mom. I'm scared of my parents still at this point. So I'm not going to go against them.

Now, my family that lives on a different part of town, I'm going over there, staying at their house. I got ran out of the game by my mom. I'm scared of my parents still at this point. So I'm not going to go against them.

Now, my family that lives on a different part of town, I'm going over there, staying at their house. I got ran out of the game by my mom. I'm scared of my parents still at this point. So I'm not going to go against them.

I'm still going to school. I'm going to school. I mean, we're in elementary school at this time. We're in elementary school, sixth graders, fifth, sixth graders, right? About 11, 12, fifth and sixth graders. So what happens is I go over to some of my family members. I was coming to find out they're ahead of me. They've been doing it.

I'm still going to school. I'm going to school. I mean, we're in elementary school at this time. We're in elementary school, sixth graders, fifth, sixth graders, right? About 11, 12, fifth and sixth graders. So what happens is I go over to some of my family members. I was coming to find out they're ahead of me. They've been doing it.

I'm still going to school. I'm going to school. I mean, we're in elementary school at this time. We're in elementary school, sixth graders, fifth, sixth graders, right? About 11, 12, fifth and sixth graders. So what happens is I go over to some of my family members. I was coming to find out they're ahead of me. They've been doing it.