Tristan Tate

And I came out not broken, not upset, not downtrodden, that the world saw that maybe I was in fact the character that I was portraying.

So yeah, it gave me an opportunity to show my fans that I am who I said I am.

And tests come in all various shapes and forms.

I would say the two years of being locked in my house was harder than the four months in prison.

But again, I have no mental damage for that.

And I practice what I preach of

You know, you can't change the rules of chess, but you can always look at the board and understand what the next best move is.

And, you know, that's all behind me now.

At least for now, who knows if the trustworthy Romanian authorities will take another swing at me.

But I'm ready for it now, you know?

Yeah, it was a good opportunity to prove that I was who I said I was.

Romanian jail isn't exciting like American jail.

I think I'd rather go to American jail any day of the week

Because Romanian jail is very boring.

It's very much the people you're in the room with affect your jail experience because you get put in a room and that is it.

I know people who've been in those rooms for 18, 19 months, two, three, four years.

There's no yard.

There's no law library.

There's no chow time where you go to a hall and interact with other people.

You literally get put in a room and you're stuck there.