Tristan Tate

the news that I was free. So you'd go to court and you'd wait for the phone call. Now, I, Andrew, was always hopeful of going home. Andrew, every single time that we were waiting for this phone call, which was six or seven times over the period, Andrew'd be like, oh, maybe we'll go home. What are we going to do? We can go home. I was just like, nope. It's a matrix attack. F*** it.

the news that I was free. So you'd go to court and you'd wait for the phone call. Now, I, Andrew, was always hopeful of going home. Andrew, every single time that we were waiting for this phone call, which was six or seven times over the period, Andrew'd be like, oh, maybe we'll go home. What are we going to do? We can go home. I was just like, nope. It's a matrix attack. F*** it.

I'm going to keep us in jail forever. We're going to be here years. I just went to sleep. I ignored the news. So when the news came through and my lawyer told us we were going home, I literally banged on the prison door and I said, I shouted in Romanian, I'm going home. The words are Merce Macasa in Romanian.

I'm going to keep us in jail forever. We're going to be here years. I just went to sleep. I ignored the news. So when the news came through and my lawyer told us we were going home, I literally banged on the prison door and I said, I shouted in Romanian, I'm going home. The words are Merce Macasa in Romanian.

I'm going to keep us in jail forever. We're going to be here years. I just went to sleep. I ignored the news. So when the news came through and my lawyer told us we were going home, I literally banged on the prison door and I said, I shouted in Romanian, I'm going home. The words are Merce Macasa in Romanian.

And everybody, the guards, the prisoners, everybody erupted in this massive cheer because everybody knew I shouldn't have been there in the first place. Everybody erupted in this massive like applause. And it was, yeah, it was a very, very good feeling and sleeping in my own bed and It's one of those times you're not a party animal like me.

And everybody, the guards, the prisoners, everybody erupted in this massive cheer because everybody knew I shouldn't have been there in the first place. Everybody erupted in this massive like applause. And it was, yeah, it was a very, very good feeling and sleeping in my own bed and It's one of those times you're not a party animal like me.

And everybody, the guards, the prisoners, everybody erupted in this massive cheer because everybody knew I shouldn't have been there in the first place. Everybody erupted in this massive like applause. And it was, yeah, it was a very, very good feeling and sleeping in my own bed and It's one of those times you're not a party animal like me.

You've probably never been so drunk that you wake up and you don't know where you are. But I've been there. And it was one of those times where literally I woke up probably five, ten times during the night and I didn't know where I was. It took a while to kind of adjust. I still had my prison beard, you know, at the end.

You've probably never been so drunk that you wake up and you don't know where you are. But I've been there. And it was one of those times where literally I woke up probably five, ten times during the night and I didn't know where I was. It took a while to kind of adjust. I still had my prison beard, you know, at the end.

You've probably never been so drunk that you wake up and you don't know where you are. But I've been there. And it was one of those times where literally I woke up probably five, ten times during the night and I didn't know where I was. It took a while to kind of adjust. I still had my prison beard, you know, at the end.

You feel the cockroaches, the insects, everything that used to wake you up, the mosquitoes, everything that used to wake you up in jail. You feel it in your dreams or in your subconscious. And you're like, I'd shoot awake every single time. But yeah, it was very strange. I didn't know where I was.

You feel the cockroaches, the insects, everything that used to wake you up, the mosquitoes, everything that used to wake you up in jail. You feel it in your dreams or in your subconscious. And you're like, I'd shoot awake every single time. But yeah, it was very strange. I didn't know where I was.

You feel the cockroaches, the insects, everything that used to wake you up, the mosquitoes, everything that used to wake you up in jail. You feel it in your dreams or in your subconscious. And you're like, I'd shoot awake every single time. But yeah, it was very strange. I didn't know where I was.

It took me three or four days of sleeping in my own bed until I realized I was actually free to walk around my house and see my friends and talk to people. It was an experience like none other. You couldn't replicate it. No matter how much money you had, no matter who you hired, you couldn't possibly replicate that feeling.

It took me three or four days of sleeping in my own bed until I realized I was actually free to walk around my house and see my friends and talk to people. It was an experience like none other. You couldn't replicate it. No matter how much money you had, no matter who you hired, you couldn't possibly replicate that feeling.

It took me three or four days of sleeping in my own bed until I realized I was actually free to walk around my house and see my friends and talk to people. It was an experience like none other. You couldn't replicate it. No matter how much money you had, no matter who you hired, you couldn't possibly replicate that feeling.

it's not just the ability to fight or the will to fight. I think what me and Andrew embody that a lot of people don't quite understand is what would you fight for? You know, a lot of people who maybe are trained, are smart, can shoot, can fight. They're not a threat because they don't have an ideology that they're willing to defend. And I think that when I say

it's not just the ability to fight or the will to fight. I think what me and Andrew embody that a lot of people don't quite understand is what would you fight for? You know, a lot of people who maybe are trained, are smart, can shoot, can fight. They're not a threat because they don't have an ideology that they're willing to defend. And I think that when I say

it's not just the ability to fight or the will to fight. I think what me and Andrew embody that a lot of people don't quite understand is what would you fight for? You know, a lot of people who maybe are trained, are smart, can shoot, can fight. They're not a threat because they don't have an ideology that they're willing to defend. And I think that when I say