So it's super dangerous.

Again, I'm white.

I'm neutral.

I got a phone.

So when I would get word that it's starting it like the word, the whispers a lot, I would like strategically put my knife next to me over here, a big knife. And then they would come and they'd be like, hey, Olett, you got a lighter. Just randomly do you got a lighter? But I already know what they're doing. They want to see. so they could go tell their friend like, oh, he's on the phone or something like that.

So I'd be like, yeah, come in. do you got a lighter? But I already know what they're doing. They want to see so they could go tell

their friend like, oh, he's on the phone or something like that. So I'd be like, yeah, come in. I'd hide the phone. And I'd be like, oh, come back here. And I'd be like, it's in the corner in the back of my bed right here. So then they would come back and they would grab it from right here, but they would see the knife

because I would act like I'm hiding the knife

but really I want them to see it.

I'm scared out of my mind

but I had to do like this.

So then they would go back to their homeboys. And because I got a little mold in their group,

they'd be like, but what was a son? Man? He said, you had a big knife out.

Welcome back to the Lockton-in with the Invick podcast on today's episode.

I have Claude O'Lette here today to share his experience on how he survived a Florida state maximum security prison. I had the pleasure of sitting down with Claude and hearing his fascinating story

when I was at the National Association for Reentry Professionals' annual conference this past

April last month.

I got to interview him at the hotel.

He has a huge social media following, especially on TikTok, which is how I first met

Claude.

And I really think you guys are going to be into and excited about his story today.

I also want to announce the first ever locked in official giveaway.

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