Nick, you sent me this story. This former death row inmate, Richard Glossop, released on Bond after nearly 30 years in prison. But apparently he had three execution dates, and he had three last meals. Yeah, they said he had nine execution dates, and three of those ended up with last meals. So what was this three last meals? That's what I was wondering. It's hard to find. They're more like, hey, this guy's getting out, are going to get a new trial. Yeah. he's actually on bond

I mean that's the last meals. That's what I was wondering. It's hard to find. They're more like, hey, this

guy's getting out or going to get a new trial. Yeah. He's actually a bond. To me, that's the

big question. Yeah. But yeah, the big question is what were his three last meals? And were they

the same thing? Once the first one ended, you go, well, I'm a lie, but that's really what I

wanted again for my second deal with the electric chair or whatever or the needle. And that's got to be stressful, but if you're getting decent meals, is it worth it? To be like, hey, I know you might kill me, but. Well, don't you think after three or four execution dates, you just kind of get numb to it?

Yes.

Yeah.

I don't know, man. They're going to, hey, what's your last bill? Yeah, that's my last bill. Right. Give me the same thing. The usual. The usual. It was a murder for hire camp, something. I'm not really sure why it's back. he was uh you know but some people are not guilty you know they have killed people innocent people

yeah this guy gets to leave the detention center after 30 years. Alabama? Uh, hmm. Does it say what state? Good point. This is a bad article. It looks like this was from Oklahoma. 2015.

For the third time Glossop has served

when it's supposed to be

his final meal.

A medium pizza.

Two orders of fish and chips,

a bacon cheeseburger,

and a strawberry malt.

That's pretty good.

That's really good.

I mean,

I love all those.

Fish and chips,

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