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Uh, let me see here. It's funny. I don't understand this. So please arrest a burglar, right? He's a suspect.

Yeah. One hour after he's just released from jail.

He just loved jailer. He loved crime or didn't want to get a job.

Yeah, I think it's just one of those things where he knows he's going to get back out.

Yes, you know where he is. Like they can't keep him.

So this man, he was arrested for allegedly breaking into a car dealership just one hour after he's released from jail.

Yeah, he's been charged with burglary or maybe it was just one of those things where he got arrested,

went in there, sat in there for a few weeks, finally got out and then just immediately committed crime right there.

People are crazy to me. Those people are crazy to me to go do like time.

And then the week they get out, they're back in jail. This guy was an hour. Yeah, hour like that guy.

You're right. That story is unique because it has to be like the world record.

I mean, no, there's probably a guy that literally walked out jail and like assaulted a cop or something like,

why are you walking down this?

It's probably somebody that even has a quicker time than that, but that is one hour is really fast.

Well, there was a guy. This was several years ago, but a guy who was, you know,

spent like 30 years behind bars gets let out.

And then he immediately committed a crime just so he would go back.

Because he was like, he didn't like being outside, which I guess,

you know, I don't know. I'm not going to act like I understand prison or jail because I don't.

And I never want to, but I don't know. I guess that guy just felt like he couldn't function outside of it.

Yeah, he was happy thrived inside.

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