Jordan Jozak

Right.

Super nondescript.

Didn't look like a school.

You never know it was there.

You know, like 2008, highly secure, like the entire thing had components that would be like comparable to what people have called like a skiff before.

Right.

So badge in, badge out, RFID everywhere, no electronics in the building, even as a kid, right?

Really?

Couldn't bring your PSP in.

This is like a Faraday cage.

Completely.

High level security at this place.

And I can kind of get into some more levels of security that I experienced as a kid, because as I'm telling this, I've gotten to a point of healing and integration now.

And now, as you know, right, like trying to fight the good fight to do better about this.

But like, don't mistake the, you know, level of like healing that I've done to, you know, really reflect like the terror that actually this whole entire experience was like in childhood.

You know, essentially, it was like being stuck in a, you know, a facility where you had no control, right?

There were things very akin to, I don't want to really say torture, but you know, in some respects, being given medications and substances and things that I don't even know, for purposes of experimentation, like that's a problem.

It's a huge problem.

Like I can tell, you know, later in the story, I'll get into some examples of like, well, hey, if you were a kid, why didn't you try to, you know, do something about this?

I did.