Going To Prison Vs Getting Ready For Release

1. Sorry this video took so long. A lot had to be done today and a lot to get to this week. Tomorrow we're going to go see Big Dave. So look for an update on that soon. Also thanks to everyone who offered some help to him!! Look for a shout out this week!!!! Dave update in this video!!!

2. JOE, WE LOVE YOU BROTHER, BUT TONE IT DOWN SOME….YOUR GONNA HAVE A STROKE ON US

3. Hey youre getting better with the side things (when youre in black and white acting out different parts) good for you.

4. follow your dreams joe 👌

5. I want that hoodie man..lol

6. I'm a little lost when did Dave get locked up ??

7. well man. when i got out after 8 years. i kept in my mine. i only did 2 days. and the first day and the last day. everything in the middle became a blur. and nobody ever came to visit me. because i never wanted nobody to ever see me. and that would have made the time that much harder.

8. And joe did you get the truck u wanted

9. Lol ol joe def has a grudge towards the old guards lol. "Step above an elementary hall monitor" lol

10. Goin in and comin out are both mad difficult times. Just in different ways. At least I ain't the only one having those crazy ass dreams. But the start and end of any incarceration drags from what I've seen. I've been hearing about the lifer goin and either pokin up the short timers or putting em in situations to catch a charge and stay longer, if not forever. But I never seen it. I've actually seen the opposite. Long timers and lifers partying w the soon to be released cats in celebration of their release. I think the only time it may be a real deal problem is if you're in an organization that's only really strong on the inside. Most gangs want people on the streets. But some are almost exclusively active behind the wall. That's what I'd worry about. Them keepin ya around. Especially if ya are valuable in one way or another.

    That mentality it always a tell. Anybody sayin they got another bid in em or talkin openly about the hustle they got lined up on release is almost definitely coming back. They ain't had enough yet. And I was exactly the same way til my last go. And just like Dave at this point, it got on my nerves. I was embarrassed of making light of my or somebody else's sentence or sayin I could handle whatever they throw at me, no sweat. Once ya get to the point I was on that last joint, ya might have a shot.

11. I had two night mares back to back. How can they happen?

12. The easiest time you can serve… is on the outside! Thanks

13. Awesome story,but can I get a cup 'O' coffee?

14. I'm not feeling you guys , 7yrs for me was like a blink and it was all over. #freedave

15. Dave you’re the man,holla at me if you need a job!
    From NYC peace!

16. I've dealt with addiction too… i know exactly what you're talking about being around drugs, doing drugs and all that shit.
    I'd wake up fucking swimming in my own sweat doing that…
    But, at least i'm clean and sober today 😀

17. Its cuz ur bored of the place at the end and the beginning is like new and doing things and getting situated. Once u leave ur not moving around ur just waiting for them to call your name and doin the same shit everyday

18. Im so happy it didnt take me to 35 to stop jail… but the drugs

19. Im proud of dave man. You guys came out and did it. Good job. Dave is doing so well he isnt really doing aps much but he does because he is so grateful for it.

20. joe said 1 step above a hall monitor at a school lmfao

21. You only do 2 days in prison your first and your last
    AVON BARKSDALE
    The Wire

22. love me some after prison show

23. I would think the end would be worse. More so on where are going to rest your head.

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