Peezy, welcome to Lockton, man. I'm so excited to have you on the show today. You've been on my

wish list of guests since I first started over a year ago. I think you were one of the first

prison content creators that came up on my TikTok. Oh, okay, okay. Did you start out on TikTok?

Yeah, that was where I started off. It was on 2020. I had did the, I did a wet burrito and it just went viral overnight. And I was like,

I shall now make more jailhouse best of piece. And you're like in a different category of prison

TikTok creators because you're not really talking about your prison experience like other prison

content creators. Your storytelling through your videos which are

entertainment it's like such a cool concept yeah i try i try to do more things than just because you

know prison i wanted to do um like acting kind of and then the food and also i do things like on

different different subjects too like I did the bust

and no disgusted in trying foods and stuff but I always have always keep my my jail thing

going yeah you know because there's a lot there's there's because the inspiration that I've given a lot

people they've come up to me and be like bro you know I've never thought that I'd be able to do anything when I got it to jail and just to see you being able to keep going and getting your son back and all this stuff. So it's like, I got to keep going, you know, for this motivation. Yeah, that's awesome. And I feel like people know you for the word bussen. Yeah, hey, you've got to do the impersonation. So many times they'll be like, hey, you're the bussing guy. What's up? I'm like, RDP. It's cool. It's cool. I like it though. No, like it's, it's, it's, you've created such a good brand, man. You know, congratulations on it all. It's really awesome. And just like it's entertainment, like at COVID really 2020, that was, I imagine if you came out five years later. I know. Like you got it right. It was your time to really like do that. Yeah. Like a lot of people when I was in jail, I remember my barber was like, it's just a minor setback for a major comeback. You know, and like I didn't know what I was going to do, man. And then once I

see my son, he's watching TikToks and I was like, oh, I could do this. And I started doing a couple things. And then I seen someone make a, like a sandwich that they would make in jail. And I was like, oh, I'm going to make the wet burrito because I made that every day. And then boom, it's just, Yeah, it was, it's a actually, me getting locked up was kind of like a blessing in disguise, bro, because I was on Zanis every day.

Like, I had prescription to two milligram bars, and I was taking lean.

I was getting the prescription for that, plus 90 milligrams of methadone.

Like, I would lie to them and be like, hey, I don't feel the 30 milligrams.

Can you increase it? And I go 60. And I was like, let me see how high you can get it. So I was like waking up, first thing in the, I used to work at 6 in the morning. So I'd wake up, go to the methadone clinic and then go to work from there, like 5 in the morning. And it was just became to a point to where, like, you can't live without it. You know, your body's dependent on it.

So, um, I was just became to a point to where like you can't live without it. You know,

your body's dependent on it. So, um, I was even thinking to myself, man, it's like the only way I could get off of this is if I was to get locked up. It had no responsibilities, no job, nothing to go to. And then I get locked up. So it was like a blessing in disguise, you know, like, I mean, most of the people that come on the show, it's the best thing that could ever happen to them.

And not so often do we have, like, the big prison influencers on the show. It's a lot of people that have just gotten out or have found success not on social media. So it's super cool to hear your perspective because you are one that, you know, like J.D. delay of these others have created this whole brand i mean what do you have across the board like five

million uh followers yeah about five five million a little bit over five million you're on youtube too

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