went up in front of the judge, they signed it into law, and she banged the gavel, and I beat

the case on not guilty by reason of insanity, a completely free man with no criminal record.

Today we are fortunate to have Patrick Durkin on the show, to share his firsthand and captivating insights into the experience of being committed as a criminally insane patient in a psychiatric hospital.

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relax, and get ready to lock in with Patrick Durkin. Patrick, aka Boston.

How you do it, Ian? I'm good, man. What a name, The nickname Boston. I love it. That's right. The streets is watching.

How do you get the, is it because you're from Boston that they call you Boston? Yeah, my accent used to be a lot worse, but I lived in South Texas for 16 years. It's why it's so weird right now. Yeah, I don't really hear like a Boston accent. No, I used to party and drink beers. There it is. My buddy out there has got a bad one still. That's funny. Big Mark Wahlberg fan at all? My mom was from the same neighborhood as them. Rochester, Massachusetts. You ever get to meet them? No. No, I'm from Reading, Mass, which like 10 minutes north of the city. Okay. Suburbs. We've had a lot of people on the show from Massachusetts, like from all over, Springfield, a couple like the X-Mobster guys. I saw that guy. Yeah, Chicky. Chicky. He called me earlier too. He's like, what's up, buddy? He's a funny guy, but shout out to Chicky. Yeah, it was a trip.

You had a long journey to get here today.

I did.

I flew across this great nation to come meet you,

and this was a big opportunity to tell this story,

and I'm so grateful for you, man.

Yeah, dude, it's a pleasure, man.

I thank you for coming out on the show.

We connected, what, on Instagram, right? Yeah, I just messaged you, man, and then a little ways later. I saw the blue checkmark. I book flights 10 minutes later. Dude, I try. It's so hard because sometimes I, like, I hate opening a message because then I get distracted and I don't want to leave someone on red. And then I got the email list of people trying to come on the show. But I just but i do the best i can you know to get back

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