Kris Renee Hazlitt

I want to do my thing.

But as I got older and then just realizing that time is fleeting and you kind of look up one day and you're like, wait, I may not have them here that much longer.

Man, you old.

Yeah.

You be like, now the funny part is when you get the age that you remember your parents was at.

And you be like, damn, I used to think they was old.

Because I remember my dad, man, he used to, man, my dad was like, he would get out.

Because my dad was like into trapping and all this hustling and buying work and selling work.

I'll be riding with him, man.

He had these cut off Jordache jean shorts.

And damn, there's no shirt on.

And when he get out of that car, I used to do like, I used to get low like this, because I didn't even want nobody to see me.

I'm like, man, why don't you put some clothes, what are you doing, bro?

That man used to be out there, hey, hollering at somebody across the street.

You're like, mm-hmm.

Man, man, put a shirt on, anything, but yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, we got a, you know, I got two teenage girls, and they really like, one is on the way to college, and...

You know, basically, I don't know that much.

Yeah.