One guy, I don't know if you're going to be on the way.

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a street cop.

You trying to be a street cop? All right, as promised, I'm going to discuss something this morning, and I said this countless times,

the world speaks to me on what I think it needs and the past 24

hours had a few people reach out to me and talk about things. So the first thing

to say is this don't misinterpret some of the things that I'm saying.

When I talk about college and my feelings on it, I understand that you may need college to get to the department you want because some

fucking moron made it a requirement to have an associates the great.

You know, what do you want me to tell you? You have to go to college. Here's a news flash. When I worked at the Department of Corrections when I first started, I was 19 years old, I walked in.

I didn't have any direction. I walked in, I looked around. I'm not lying to my second day.

I was like, man, fuck this.

Like I gotta fucking do something and something quick.

And I went to college full time and paid myself, right? I'm trying to set examples. I'm not trying to impress you. I'm trying to begin to paint the

picture of what I'm talking about today. So I went to college for the reason was

alternate route, which meant you could put yourself

through academy in New Jersey just came out and you need 60 credits and I had

fucking zero credits so I went to school full time so I worked full time. I got stuck at work and I was going to school full time

It wasn't ideal. It wasn't comfortable. It wasn't how I saw my things going but I knew what my end goal was. So right before I got my 60 credits, I had

got picked up by another agency. So I was still while I was doing that shit.

Applying, applying.

For those you who are unfamiliar with the context of trying to get a police job in

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