Sean Hayes
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How does that happen? They don't knock on the cell door. They wait until everyone's out for recess?
I was like, yeah, it's like... A thousand milligrams of soup. Oh, it would take a week to burn that off.
I was like, yeah, it's like... A thousand milligrams of soup. Oh, it would take a week to burn that off.
I was like, yeah, it's like... A thousand milligrams of soup. Oh, it would take a week to burn that off.
So she's out there and you're in there and you're thinking, I got to get out of here. And when I do get out of here, I got to stay out of here. And so that was what started to turn off the, not the instinct to commit crime, but just like the, I'm just going to not have that be a part of what I do anymore. Yeah, so it's like something clicks, right?
So she's out there and you're in there and you're thinking, I got to get out of here. And when I do get out of here, I got to stay out of here. And so that was what started to turn off the, not the instinct to commit crime, but just like the, I'm just going to not have that be a part of what I do anymore. Yeah, so it's like something clicks, right?
So she's out there and you're in there and you're thinking, I got to get out of here. And when I do get out of here, I got to stay out of here. And so that was what started to turn off the, not the instinct to commit crime, but just like the, I'm just going to not have that be a part of what I do anymore. Yeah, so it's like something clicks, right?
Because I'll bet you, you didn't learn to be some great, nice, warm, loving human being in jail. You always were that. I would assume that the crime pattern was probably just a reflection of kind of who you were hanging out with and that people you knew were doing the same thing and you happened to get caught and down this path you went.
Because I'll bet you, you didn't learn to be some great, nice, warm, loving human being in jail. You always were that. I would assume that the crime pattern was probably just a reflection of kind of who you were hanging out with and that people you knew were doing the same thing and you happened to get caught and down this path you went.
Because I'll bet you, you didn't learn to be some great, nice, warm, loving human being in jail. You always were that. I would assume that the crime pattern was probably just a reflection of kind of who you were hanging out with and that people you knew were doing the same thing and you happened to get caught and down this path you went.
When did you find singing? Did you start doing some of that in jail or were you doing some of that beforehand?