Tamara Thompson

Uh, you know, at 2 AM they'd have like drug meth addicts coming in off the street, waking you up.

You had to share a bathroom that didn't have a door, all the things.

Right.

Um, and I became the girl in there that nobody messed with, but I was kind at the same time.

So I protected all the women in there.

Anytime a new woman that came in, that was feisty.

But yeah, so he accepted it and allowed me to be on work release for about 120 days.

And they said, but the rest of the year, you're going to be on house arrest.

And so he's like, you're going to have a term that's just, if you do the year and you don't mess up, we'll give you a year.

Otherwise, we're going to go over that and we're going to lock you up for a long time.

So it was just this moment where I was like, holy crap.

And just by living in there and going through this process, you know, sobering up and the things that happened in there, I was like, okay, that was my rock bottom story.

People come to me now in like life and business.

They're like, oh, how do you deal with this in business?

I'm like, that's nothing.

Yeah.

Like, I was like, I had this, this thing.

And so basically that was it.

I mean, I just, I just really well with like jeans.

Yeah.