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When I first got out, I was
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I was pretty bloody
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down a hole, you know. Mhm. I was really
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down a hole. Yeah,
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there's a saying that you know, most
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people are hard not to like up close and
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I suppose that applies to everyone,
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police or other inmates, whatever, you
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know, you get to know someone and you
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like
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>> to know someone, yeah. I was really
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quite sympathetic.
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Yeah, cuz I knew a lot of guys who'd
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done some pretty horrible things in jail
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cuz you know, at maximum maximum
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security prison you've got the worst
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criminals in the country and I
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I found that
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some of them had been convicted of
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horrible crimes and
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and yet they were actually pretty nice
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people Mhm.
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on a personal basis.
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Yeah, so and I became good friends with
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some of them and
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um I mean there's some bad people in
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there but but if you if you judge any
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any of us on our worst day, like Yeah,
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well that's you know, you won't like
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anyone. You can't be defined [laughter]
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Yeah, you can't be defined by the worst
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thing you ever did, you know.
