So the flip-fops in prison go like this. When we go to the shower, we put our flip-flops in a little gin bag with our, you know, cosmetics and everything else. And then we put our boots on. And when we get in the shower, then we take the boots off and put the flip-trops on in the shower, and we got two homies standing outside of the cell holding it down. So you can bang on the door, you know, to hurry up and put your

boots on and bring your ass down there, we're going to hold the door until you get your boots

on.

You can't tell them, I ain't got my boots, dog.

You know what I mean?

Or you come run out to shower and flip-flops and you sliding all over the place, getting

crushed and getting them crushed where if you would have had your boots on and would have been suited and booted and ready for war because life is a war whether you're in prison

or you're on the street get ready for an entertaining episode as we welcome our special guest

and someone you've been asking for on this show wayne Unique. Unique story is nothing short of thrilling,

taking us from his rise as a New York City kingpin to his dramatic fall, resulting in a life

in prison sentence. During his more than two decades in prison, Unique has gathered a wealth

of knowledge and wisdom that he's now determined to use for the better.

He's not just a YouTube content creator, but also the author of the gripping book, A Roar in Harlem, providing even more insight into his extraordinary journey. Be sure to check out

the links in this episode description to connect with Unique on social media and explore his

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Guys, I don't know if you know, but the other day there was a snowstorm in my hometown,

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I didn't get the notifications from the damp city of Danbury. They're not the best with social

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