Suave (David Luis Suave Gonzalez)

But I like that shit. You know, I still do.

Somebody might say, well, that's a dangerous game. They could violate you. Truth. Those are the consequences that come with you making certain actions, man. So I do a lot of stuff that I'm not supposed to do only because I want to feel human.

Somebody might say, well, that's a dangerous game. They could violate you. Truth. Those are the consequences that come with you making certain actions, man. So I do a lot of stuff that I'm not supposed to do only because I want to feel human.

Somebody might say, well, that's a dangerous game. They could violate you. Truth. Those are the consequences that come with you making certain actions, man. So I do a lot of stuff that I'm not supposed to do only because I want to feel human.

A couple of days ago, my homie just came home.

A couple of days ago, my homie just came home.

A couple of days ago, my homie just came home.

This dude was like my brother. I got him a job. He told me straight up, I'm not going to work for them. No, you know, they're not paying me enough. And, you know, I left the conversation there because the guy was like my brother, right?

This dude was like my brother. I got him a job. He told me straight up, I'm not going to work for them. No, you know, they're not paying me enough. And, you know, I left the conversation there because the guy was like my brother, right?

This dude was like my brother. I got him a job. He told me straight up, I'm not going to work for them. No, you know, they're not paying me enough. And, you know, I left the conversation there because the guy was like my brother, right?

But then I'm thinking, like, he had no restrictions. He had no parole. So he free to go anywhere he want to go. That's dangerous. Know why it's dangerous? Because he could say, I don't want to work no way.

But then I'm thinking, like, he had no restrictions. He had no parole. So he free to go anywhere he want to go. That's dangerous. Know why it's dangerous? Because he could say, I don't want to work no way.

But then I'm thinking, like, he had no restrictions. He had no parole. So he free to go anywhere he want to go. That's dangerous. Know why it's dangerous? Because he could say, I don't want to work no way.

It's dangerous.

It's dangerous.

It's dangerous.

See, but I keep telling you, I'm institutionalized. And what I mean by institutionalized, I do things in patterns, A, B, C. I can't do things with A and then C because I'm like, what happened to B? What was B? What I was supposed to do in B? That's because I'm institutionalized. When you're not on parole, you can say,

See, but I keep telling you, I'm institutionalized. And what I mean by institutionalized, I do things in patterns, A, B, C. I can't do things with A and then C because I'm like, what happened to B? What was B? What I was supposed to do in B? That's because I'm institutionalized. When you're not on parole, you can say,

See, but I keep telling you, I'm institutionalized. And what I mean by institutionalized, I do things in patterns, A, B, C. I can't do things with A and then C because I'm like, what happened to B? What was B? What I was supposed to do in B? That's because I'm institutionalized. When you're not on parole, you can say,

I'm going to sleep all day, and then tomorrow, I'm going to go ahead and smoke some weed. I can't do that shit.