Philip Sebi

Because, you know, my grandfather, he kind of strapped over $100,000 to his chest

and went to Honduras.

And we tried to go to Honduras, but you can't strap money to your chest in the United States.

It looks like fraud.

It looks like tax evasion.

And when they run your social and they see who the type of person you are, something happened to my grandfather.

In Honduras, they don't feed people.

In America, when you go to jail, you're incarcerated.

You get food, you get a plate, you get a nice, you get, the jails are here better.

And we didn't know.

And the living condition got him to where he caught malaria.

He caught, yeah, the living conditions in the jail are so horrible.

When you breathe, it's a potential you can get a parasite in the jail because the living conditions are so horrible.

Being in America, we eat our parasites.

But in other countries, the foods are better.

You can easily get a parasite out here worse than out there.

But if you have a bad living condition, you're kind of bringing the parasites inside of the body a lot more quicker.

So my grandfather, I'm not saying he had a parasite in the jail, but what I'm advocating is that there are chances due to the, it's not sanitary.

You know, it was very unsanitary to jail.

And unfortunately he caught a respiratory illness in the jail, which could have been, you know, some type of inflammatory response from some type of disease.