Someone when they do get out, they say that's their vacation.

But they got to go back home.

And home is prison.

Wow. And have you ever seen them to where they'll actually do stuff on purpose just to go back? Yeah. Yeah. And I'll see them like three months later. I'm like, didn't you get out on parole? Like, yeah, man, it was fun, man. But you know, it's time to come back home. That's crazy. I'm like mind boggled.

Like, are you, are you serious right now?

Wow.

But the structure, they love the structure because out on the street they either probably don't

have a home or their home is just chaos wow so when they come back to the prison they know they got

three meals every day right they got a bed right they, right? They get to work out, no responsibilities.

Wow.

They ain't got to pay bills.

They're good.

Yo, what's going on?

Welcome to another episode of the Instneeded podcast where we discuss real issues

involving law enforcement in the community.

It's your boy, Ryan Tillman, founder of Breaking Bears United.

And I'm joined today by the one and only light skin wonder himself. Mr. Oh, no, it's the Popo. What's up, bro? Billy, hit me with it. I can't call it. Oh, okay, I see the days. You brought on some heat today. Hey, bro. You know, hey, you know, just so y'all know, bro.

Heat my boy Miles.

We're also brought today. I'm also joined today by my boy, one of my best friends. We go way back. And my former bosses. We'll talk about that in a little bit, bro. This used to be my boss right here. Back in the day. Back in the day. Abercrombie and Fitch, bro.

Oh, boy.

Yeah, so.

Oh, boy.

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