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I'm glad you're back.

Man, I'm happy to be back. Thank you, bro.

Thanks for this, too, man. I appreciate it. Oh, no, thanks for doing it, bro.

Sure. When did you get out, officially?

Out of prison?

Yeah.

January 7th. What's the first thing you did?

The first actual thing I did when I got out was make sure they wasn't going to

make me come back.

I was like, as soon as they let me out, yeah, I took off running.

Were you like, are you sure? Like, is this really?

No, I didn't ask no questions. No, you just fucking cut. Yeah, the door's out.

Got the fuck out of there.

What was the first activity? Did you just go home and just be in your own bed

and see your friend?

No, I think I actually went directly to the studio. I think I went straight to

the studio. Hell yeah.

Yeah, like they had like a surprise party for me there.

So, like, my family, the kids, and stuff like that, everybody was there.

That's awesome.

What are you most excited for? Like, what's your, like, day -to -day, like,

Man, I've been in the studio since I came home.

Like, every day.

Yeah. I mean, like, literally, it's not a day that I have not been in the studio

yet. So I'm just trying to just, just trying to, like... Do it, you know what

mean? Because in my mind, I feel like it's, like, the last chance.

Like, you know what I'm saying? It's like, all right, bro, listen.

Came home at a time.

Everybody's, like, everybody's showing me a lot of love. Oh, dude, everyone

fucking loves you. Anyone I've ever met has only said the most lovely things

about you. And, like, also, you came out better than when you went in. I didn't

expect that.

Yeah. I didn't expect that at all. That must be really scary and, like,

isolating, like, when you're going away because you're, like.

People will forget.

But, like, no one. No one forgot. Everyone stopped. But the thing with me,

was, like, more so, like, all right, people were kind of already forgetting

before I went in.

Right. So it was like, eh, you know.

I was like, oh, man, I got to go away for a while.

Definitely nobody's not going to ever remember me again. Right. You know what

mean? So, like, when I came home, it was just, I'm like, what the fuck is going

on? Like, you know what I mean? Like, it was dumb.

And I think we did, like, one little interview, and I was like, yeah, I just

want to make it feel like 2016 again. And then, like,

2016 kind of just started. 2016 is bigger than 2026 right now. Yeah. It's

hottest shit ever. So I'm just like, it just feels good, man. But, like, yeah,

like, the day -to -day, I just, I kick it with the kids.

It goes to the studio.

And then I come home.

Also, you're jacked as shit. You're keeping up with that? You got to keep it

It's fucking awesome.

How good does it feel to be fucking just brawling, man?

Oh, man.

I like the comments.

Oh, yeah.

They're like, damn.

Honestly, I like the discipline more than anything, though. Right.

Like, you know what I mean? To, like, actually get there. I respect all the

people that, like, work out now because that shit is not easy.

It's not, especially if you're doing it naturally.

Like, I gave up a lot before. I just was like, no, let's just do it.

Right. But you got, like, so this is the thing about prison, right? These guys

been working out forever.

Right. Like, so, like, your first workout with them is, like, they want to

everything. Right.

I'm like, bro, it's day one. You know what I'm saying?

Like, let's do some, like, light shit first. Like, you know what I'm saying?

Like, the first, I think my first workout was push -ups, pull -ups, dips,

squats, lunges, crab walks, and some other shit. Like, I don't think I made

to part two. I'd be out for a month. Yeah. I didn't make it to part two.

Oh, y 'all, oh, they just called to move. I got to go back to the, I'll be

back. Yeah, nobody told me for, like, two months.

When you got there, what was the, like, were you like, oh, man, were you like, I

hope people recognize me? Or, like, I don't know, man.

I used to tell, like, the, like, you know, when you go to jail, you meet

you get cool people, you know what I'm saying? Like, I used to tell them, like,

bro, y 'all lucky. Like, you know what I'm saying? You get to go to jail

regularly. Right. Ain't nobody's worried about what you're doing. Like, me, it's

like. Everybody knew where I was going before I got there, right? So like when

got there. Oh, he's here Even like the seals right like they try to act like

they don't know I am they're like they're like You know, I'm fucking very

right? Yeah, it's very clearly.

Yeah He's not another in me here. Well, you know, you were very clearly you How

quickly did you, like, obviously, I feel like you're an easy guy to make friends

with. Was it, like, from day one?

You got, like, two different type of people in prison.

Right. You got the nosy people.

Then you got the people that kind of, like, shy away. They don't really care.

Basically, they did it a lot of times.

Right. So they've seen a few faces.

Right. They live there. Yeah. Right. They're not, like, visiting.

Yeah, pretty much. Right. You know what I'm saying? So it's, like, those are the

guys that I kind of, like, lean to, like.

Like, yo, how was, like, how did you adjust to this shit? Like, you know what

I'm saying? To be here for 20 years or 30 years, like, you just seem so

Like, you know what I'm saying? And, like, they kind of give you, they kind

give you, like, the game to the yard, in a sense. Like, you know what I'm

saying? Like, yo, man, stay away from these type of dudes. Stay away from

type of dudes. You know what I mean? Because, like, in prison, there's a

Yeah, a lot of people don't know that. What do you mean by that?

Well, in the federal...

prison it's called the shoe okay basically like solitary confinement and

when you're just alone in like a fucking room this big no it doesn't it's not

like like no no and only the only time it is actually small though right it's

actually small so it's like it's i mean it's literally like like that like when

you get out of the shoe it's like you're coming out of jail Right. It's like,

oh, my gosh, I'm putting the shoe on back.

You know what I mean? Like... Back to regular life. Yeah, what we cooking,

you know what I mean?

Like... I watch some of these shows and people make crazy shit. Like, some go

figure out how to make an enchilada. Like, did you have, like, a sort of...

Hell, yeah. ...thing that you would make that... Hell, yeah. My favorite shit

was fry rice.

Right. It's a long -ass process to make this shit. Because everything come back.

So you got to put it in a garbage bag and then put a soda can in there, like

Pepsi. And smash it.

Yeah.

It's crazy, bro.

But eating -wise, I don't know. I fucking ate everything. I'm not going to

Well, you put on so much muscle.

I ate everything, bro. I was fucking it up in there.

My go -to is rice and tuna.

Tuna's good for protein and for growth. I had like a mackerel in there,

something like that.

That's my shit.

I'm so curious about when you blew up. So I was just about to get, I think I

just got SNL, and when Trap Queen came out, it was so fucking crazy.

You owned that whole year. It was like that, it was 679.

That was my birthday.

Oh, 679? Yeah.

I made it on my birthday, June 7th.

I could be wrong because I'm not you, but it felt like it happened so fast

overnight it was like, this is the fucking dude. You had three or four

the radio at the same time, all top ten, perhaps number one hits.

What is it like? Where were you at in that stage of your life?

what the fuck is going on? Like, you have fucking LeBron singing My Way.

that shit was crazy. LeBron working out, singing My Way. So how did that happen?

And, like, what was the overnight?

I mean, see, well, prior to that shit, bro, I mean, we was outside every day,

literally, selling CDs and out the trunk of the car. We were driving

all the way to Atlanta. We were coming back.

So it was like, that part of it.

Kind of move quick like throughout the year, but the first part it was like

I was getting blocked every day on Instagram Like a lot of a post track

much that people like bro. I'm tired of seeing this shit on my timeline, right?

You know, I mean and it was like when it happened.

It was like, all right, here we go You know saying here we go. So the first my

first phone call was from Trey songs.

A lot of people don't know that Yeah, Trey songs called me first Madison

Garden That was, like, the first time I ever performed in front of, like, that

type of crowd. It was just, like, pull up? Yeah.

That's sick. And then it was, like, right after him, it was Kanye West.

I had, like, Jay -Z and Beyonce was in the crowd rocking. I'm like, what the

fuck is going on? What? You know what I mean? Yeah, bro. I'm like, holy shit,

bro. That's crazy.

That's wild.

And then from there, it was just, like, that shit just kind of went crazy after

that. What was, like, the first thing that you bought?

When you fucking... I have a funny one.

Because I'm from Staten Island. No one in my family is in the business or

anything like that. I'm from Paterson, bro. From Paterson, New Jersey. Yeah,

yeah, yeah.

It's not a... There's only like five... I think five famous people from my city.

Same. Hurricane Carter.

Tim Thomas.

Victor Cruz.

It's me.

Oh, it's like a football player, but I forgot his name.

But for me, it's the same. For me, it's me.

Wu -Tang Clan and the cast of The Jersey Shore.

Oh, my God. That's another shit I get axed all day in prison.

What? Oh, if you were... What part of Jersey are they from?

No, they're not. No, no. No, Patterson and The Jersey Shore are very different.

Hell, yeah. Yeah. This is different. That's a real tough place to grow up. So

what was your first, like, fuck this, I always wanted this, like, I'm going to

get this? I brought my mama house.

Fuck yeah. Yeah. That was my first purchase. My first purchase having a

dollars. I brought one by my house. I did the same thing. I bought a house

my mom. Did not know, like, it got to the point I didn't know how money worked

that I lived in the basement.

The crazy thing is, right, so the way we grew up, we grew up like in an

apartment. Right. So, like, we never had this much space before.

So I think the first night we all stayed in this house, we all stayed in the

living room. It was crazy.

Yeah, it was like, I'm in the room, I'm here, shit, nah, fuck this, I gotta go.

Because we were all the way in Gwinnett County. I moved my mom and him to

Georgia. I'm talking about, bro, it's quiet as fuck out here.

Land. Yeah, you know what I mean? We just came from Patterson.

You wake up in the morning, boom, do -do -do -do -do.

It's like, all right, you know what I'm saying? You go outside, there's a

thousand people walking around.

Right. You go in the backyard, you're seeing shit running. What the fuck is

that? Like, who closed this door? You know what I'm saying? Animals and shit,

don't got that. We got squirrels, cats, dogs, and pigeons and shit. Remember the

first time you saw a deer? Yeah. You're like, what the fuck is that?

Oh, and I just got my GED.

You did?

Yeah. I don't know what made me say that, but. When you were away? Yeah, in

prison. That's amazing.

Congrats. They was like trying to do what? Did they give you a plaque?

Yep. Fuck yeah.

Hell yeah.

No, I told my mom, like, yeah, it took me 30 -something years, but... But I did

it. It's done. No, that's huge. I think we all dream of having, like, a plaque

that says, like, you did it. Yeah, you know what I mean? Put that right next to

your platinum plaques.

Hell yeah.

Like, I didn't want to do this shit before, but, you know, I'm going to just

it now, just in case my sons get the idea. Like, I don't know, daddy didn't

fucking graduate. I don't want to graduate.

Right. You know what I mean?

Yeah, fuck off my GED.

That's amazing, dude. Congrats.

That's, like, a huge fucking deal.

They took, like, little graduation pictures, but I didn't do it.

Wait, what do graduation pictures in prison look like? It's very weird. It's

weird? Yeah. But, like, I smile.

Like, I'm in prison. And they put, like, a cap and gown on you and shit.

Shit, I'm sorry, dude. This is not how I envisioned my graduation going.

You know what I'm saying?

Wait. I'm sorry, dude. That's...

That's really funny in the picture, dude.

Yeah, bro. It's just like, you're so sad and fucking... And you know what else

is fucked up about prison, bro? They make us do everything.

Like cleaning and all that shit? Yeah, the prisoners are the workers.

Like, they have programs there.

So you got, like, CDL training.

You get, like, automotive training.

Right.

HVAC. They got all that shit there.

And they got, like, uh... Uh...

maintenance, like, maintenance shit. Like, they come fix the toilets and all

that type of shit.

And they make you learn how to do that so you can do it in jail? The inmates do

it, yeah.

Like, so you gotta put, like, a work order. Like, so, let's say you're in the

cell, your toilet fucked up. Like, you gotta put in a work order. Like, yo, we

need, then the inmates come, yo, we're about to come.

Like, yeah.

Dude, that's so fucking, that's fucked up. Yeah, it's crazy. Like, you come to

jail, and then they pay you, like, two cents an hour or some shit.

What? Yeah.

Did you have, like, a cellmate?

Yeah. You get, like, a, like, all right, so, like, it's like a bunk bed.

Right. And then let me see how I can picture this. So you walk in the cell.

Right here is a toilet.

It's like a toilet and, like, a little mirror thing right next to it. Well, on

top of the toilet is, like, the sink.

So, like, oh, another thing is you never brush your teeth and spit in the sink.

You might get stabbed.

What? Why?

I don't know.

So what do you do with it? You spit in the toilet.

Okay. Was that, like, a rule just when you got there? They told you, like, hey,

don't? Yeah, don't spit in the sink.

Brush your teeth, spit in the toilet. And did you confirm this with other

people, or because that guy could have been fucking with you? No, it was

definitely a rule.

I'd be so pissed if, like, I was spreading that, and then I just found

like, Johnny was fucking with me. Oh, then you have, like, kneelers and

standers. Right. So, like, kneelers is, like, the guy that's been in prison for

a long time.

Like, yo, when you piss, kneel.

Really? Yeah, it's weird.

That's weird as fuck.

Yeah. Kneel? Yeah.

There's piss on the floor.

No,

that's why you don't stand.

Right. Yeah. So you kneel, make sure you get it all on the fucking toilet. Oh,

because of the spray.

Yeah. But why, did you figure out why you can't spit in the sink?

Is it like a just like... I just can't do it. Right.

Don't ask questions. Yeah, this is the rule, okay.

Yeah, I'd be, I'd get beat up. I'd be like, um, why do we do this?

Um, excuse me, fellas, uh, gang, uh, why do we have to spit in the toilet?

Um... This is crazy, man.

You know, the worst part about jail is after you take a shower.

Why? You take a shower, you put on your face, you're like, ah, shit, I'm not

about to go nowhere.

Right. For a while.

You get like, bro, we get like that. You usually shower to go do something.

Yeah. Go to the club or go to work. Yeah, you're just like, I'm about to sit

next to a toilet with fucking toothpaste in it. Yeah.

That sucks.

This is the end of the day. How good did that first shower home feel?

Oh, man, I finally didn't have to put on my shower shoes. How fast did you jerk

off when you got out?

Immediately. Oh, right?

Yeah. Just fucking, ah.

Immediately. How does that work?

Because, like, I imagine you have to. I would be like, look, I know we're. Oh,

with each other? I would have to match. Yeah. Oh, you're just like, hey, bro. Go

for a walk. Headphones.

Right. Headphones?

Yeah. Fuck yeah. Yeah, put your headphones on. That's a cool roommate.

A cool roommate who could, like, sense it and just, he's just like, I got this.

Yeah. Or, like, or if you like a, like, if you like to, like, jerk off in the

daytime. Right.

Just, like, yo, put your, you got so, like, all right, this is rude. Like, you

put. Your tissue in the door. So when you put, like, a tissue hanging out the

door, that means you're shitting.

Okay. You know what I'm saying? So you put the blocker up, block the window.

Like, even the COs know, all right, tissue in the door, you're shitting. You

some COs that kind of, I don't know, they weird.

Yeah. I imagine it's a weird.

Yeah, they might want to open the door. What the fuck are you doing? But you

know I'm jerking off in here. Yeah, you know what I mean?

So then you got those. But if you're, like, a nighttime guy, yeah, headphones.

Yeah, I feel like that's the first thing I would talk about with my cellmate.

I'd be like, all right, how are we jerking off?

Perhaps we haven't met. I'm Pete Davidson.

That's fucking wild.

I'm so happy that you got to jerk off.

Peacefully. Yeah, peacefully.

Yeah. Yeah. Some things we really take for granted. Yeah. It's like just

masturbating and spitting in the sink.

Yeah.

Seriously.

Yeah. I'm never going to brush my teeth the same. That's for sure. Like, even

now, when I brush my teeth, I...

Oh, yeah, I'm home. You have PTSD?

Yeah. It's like a habit. You kind of, like, bro, you get institutionalized.

Yeah. You don't even notice it. Like, oh, I had, like, my first little host at

home, right? And, like, so for the last four years, I have not been clustered.

Right. You know what I mean? Like, so in prison, you got the shit like your

cars. We call it cars.

Right. Like, where you from? Who you hang with?

I mean, you gangbanging? All right.

Your gang's over there. This is who you with. You're not gangbanging.

This is the city. This is who you with. Is that a sign, like, per day?

Yeah. Okay.

Where you from? Oh, well, y 'all sit over here. We got, like, our own tables

shit and everything.

Cool. So it's like, all right, for four years, I've been, like, at this jail.

This is what we do.

You chill with the same people every day.

It's kind of like almost, all right, when you drop security level, that's

you kind of start to.

Oh, yeah, I'm going to chill with this dude. You know what I'm saying? It's a

little more relaxed because people are more well -behaved. Like, you still,

like, you cool, like, in a unit.

So, like, in a unit, or the tier, whatever, however you want to call it,

everybody kind of, like, chills each other. But once we walk out... How's,

the pulse on, like, what's going on in the world while you're in there? Like,

are you still getting... We got, like, tablets.

Every, like, every month or two, they put, like, movies up there.

But it's like they put weird shit.

So you like like airplane movies?

No, bro, like so check this shit out, right?

You were like a bunch of killers and shit like that And then they put like

Frozen 2 on the top You know what I mean? Like I

swear, bro And there's one movie they put up there It's called like Elements

something like that Oh, like Pixar movies? Yeah, I'm not going to lie. I

it a few times.

Pixar movies are good. There's no shame in that. It's just weird that those are

the only options. Yeah, but you've got to watch it by yourself.

But you watch it.

You definitely have ways to stay in contact.

Right. Yeah. Right.

Yeah. But there's no like, I'm just, there's no like.

Movie night, like, where you all vote and pick, like, a... This is just my

prison fantasy, where, like, I make a bunch of friends, and then we all watch

bunch of Jason Statham movies together.

Nah. There's none of that? No. There's no TVs or any shit like that? You have

selective TVs.

A black TV.

Okay. You got a white TV.

You got a Mexican TV.

That makes sense.

And then you have two TVs that never change.

Sports TV, news TV.

Okay. Right? You do not touch those TVs.

Right. Like... Like, no matter what. No matter what. That's what that plays. If

you turn off the sports, there's a high percent chance that you're getting

stabbed.

Damn. It's very, very high percent.

Are you allowed to, like, look at, like, the white TV?

I wouldn't say allowed, but... I don't know. You just don't do it.

Right. It's not even worth, like... It's just like...

Like, if you stand, like, in the background and they watching it, it's

Like, you know what I mean? But, you know, like I said, like, you have

levels of prison where things are more relaxed.

Right. You know what I'm saying? So, like, when you go, like, to a low, for

instance, you go to a low, it's cool. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like,

cool. Everybody kind of, it's like a dorm room. There's no more set.

Is that people that have either earned good behavior and they are not, like, a

risk? Or it's people that are almost out?

Both. Right. Both. Okay. Because you have to have under a certain amount of

to even drop from these levels.

Okay. Yeah, so it was like that. But for the most part, I don't know. I was cool

with everybody.

Yeah. Yeah, I was cool with everybody.

Yeah, I imagine you're easy to get along with. That's like one thing in jail.

Like, you get, like... Like, if someone does something disrespectful, you have

to defend yourself. Immediately. Otherwise, they're just like, we could

Yeah, they're going to come take your shit.

Fuck. You know what happens, bro? Like...

A lot of people... You know, a lot of people have the misconception of prison.

Like, oh, if you have money, you'll be okay.

No, if you have money, you're going to get extorted.

Right. You know what I'm saying? Everyone's just going to... Yeah, you're

to get extorted.

Like, you want to live comfortably? Okay, well, when store come around, all

five guys right here, you're about to put this money on their books. You know

what I'm saying?

It's like, once you stand your ground, you're good.

What's the most expensive thing in commissary?

Like a...

Dollar bottles of jerking lotions. I had a lot of those.

A whole lot of those. Oh, yeah.

Ran through them shits.

Those shits, $5 .19.

And then you got, like, we get, like, packs, like, chicken packs.

It's, like, already cooked kind of thing. Right.

I think them shits are, like, $8 a pack or some shit. Right, and they pay you

two cents a day.

Yeah. So if you don't have any money at all, you have to find it, otherwise you

just starve?

But people have, like, hustles, bro. I know somebody that made $50 ,000 from

washing clothes.

In jail?

Yeah.

Hell yeah.

What?

So, like, uh... Like, how long? Or just, like, while they were there in their

time? Yeah, so... When you come in, you meet everybody.

Yo, that's the laundry man.

That's the tailor man.

This guy says, you know what I mean?

So you're like, all right, yo, bro, how much you charge to wash clothes?

Oh, just give me $20 a month or some shit like that. You know what I'm

Oh, wow.

Or just if you want to pay up front, just give me whatever it costs for the

whole time you're here.

Oh, wow.

You know what I mean?

So it's 60 people on the tier.

He washes 60 people's clothes. 60 times 20.

Exactly. Oh, is that 1 ,200?

So 1 ,200 a month?

1 ,200 a month.

That's not a bad hustle at all. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But one thing

before we, like, wrap, wind down.

What is one thing that you learned in life from your own experience that

like, wasn't a thing that someone told you or was, like, you know, tried to

guide you on? Like, what is one thing that you just, like, picked up on your

that's been, like, super helpful for you?

Patience.

Time and patience.

I felt like...

When I got all of that money, bro, like, I was doing things my way. Like, oh, I

don't want to go there. I'm not coming. I don't want to do this. All right. You

want to make me do it? I'm going to come late.

You know, I'm going to do what I want to do on my time.

You know what I'm saying?

But actually prison, man, like, it opened my mind.

Like, all the things you take for granted and...

You really have to have patience, especially with me, because, you know, I

like, I was the go -to. Like, oh, I know he has something in there. So every day

they raid on my cell. They trying to find something to fuck me over with.

You know what I mean?

And over time, you just got to kind of like, you know what? Calm down. Fuck it.

Like, it is what it is. You know they coming. Like, it is what it is. You know

what I mean?

Right. And then you meet, like, certain people where they try to make a name for

themselves. Like, all right.

Nah, I don't fuck so many people up. Let me just chill, bro. I know what's about

to come with this, you know what I mean?

If I engage into this conversation nine times out of ten, either it's going to

be a big thing or... In prison, you have to just do it.

All the talking shit is out the window, you know what I mean?

So when I came home, it was like, let's take time and fall back.

I just chill. Like, I like to see everything now.

Like, you know what I mean? Observe.

Yeah, like, let me just see all the shit I've been missing, you know what I

mean? And it's like, it really helped me. Like, it helps me a lot. I don't get

angry at all.

Like, I don't get mad. I don't get angry. I just don't care.

I don't care too much.

You know what I mean? Like, it's like when you put your feelings so much...

you're emotional about it. Yeah, like, you know what I mean? So it's like, for

me, it's like, you know what?

Everything is going to happen with time. As long as you stay patient enough,

it'll be cool.

So, like, that was, like, my biggest thing I learned through my life was

patience. Like, just have, just make sure you make time for yourself and make

sure, like, with the working out thing.

Like, in prison, you're not doing shit. If you've got a job there or whatever,

but once after a certain hour, you know, the jail shuts down.

You know what I mean? So you have to do it by a certain time.

Yeah, so you give yourself an hour a day. Like, so it's the same thing with

Like, all right, now I'm free.

Let's have that same discipline. Let's have that same patience with yourself.

Like, give myself an hour a day in the gym. You like the way you look, keep it

up. You know what I mean? Like, give yourself an hour, put your phone down,

the TV off, and just sit there and read. I read a lot of books, a lot of shit

that I would have never read in my life. For years, I had to be my manager. I

had to be my role manager.

I had to be...

The guy that goes and talks to the office, and let me, look, I want to drop

this, and we want to do this like this. And then I have to go to the studio and

be that. Take care of all your friends. You know what I'm saying?

Family. But this time, I'm not.

No. Right. Take care of you. You know what I mean?

Yeah. You don't take care of, it's cliche and kind of corny to say, but if

don't take care of you, you can't. You can't take care of nobody. Yeah. Yeah,

you know what I mean? And then it's like, even with my kids, bro, it's like,

spent so much time taking care of the guys that I kind of took away from the

kids. Right. Well, not kind of. I did.

You know what I mean?

And, oh, another thing I do is I write letters to myself.

Like, I write letters to, like, my younger self, and I write letters to my

self. Like, I write letters to the present, like, to the present me. Like,

tell your truth through that letter. Like, all right, well, I could have did

this for my daughter. I could have did this for my son. I could have did this

differently. I could have did that differently.

Read it a few times, see how it make you feel.

Like, you know what I'm saying? Sometimes you might, damn, like.

I fucked up. All right, we trashed it. Let's do better.

Right. You know what I'm saying? So it was like... That's awesome. Yeah, bro.

Like, I really...

i'm just clear -minded like you know i'm saying like i'm clear -minded i feel

good like i just feel better like i don't know how to explain that shit but

brain is like your currency it's the most important exactly you know have it

feeling being able to self -regulate yourself and like it also helps with

that emotional shit and being patient for sure man i'm glad you got that bro

so fucking happy for you and i know the the world is too and i'm like i'm so

excited to see

what the new era of WAP's gonna be. Me too.

Hell yeah. I'll be glad to see it too. Thank you for taking the time to come to

The Wood.