skip two, I got three months left. So my life is in the judge hands, right? And three months left on what? Three months left until I'm going for sentencing. I wouldn't go fight that. I wouldn't, I wouldn't go on a trial to fight the job. I wouldn't go on a trial to fight the charge. Cause at that time I did arm myself, right? I'm in a gang banging neighborhood shooting the video in the alley. I armed myself for 30 minutes, but I still armed myself. So I wasn't going to try to fight this in court. So now I'm going to trust in God. Yeah. Oh boy. They say five to 10 years. I ain't going nowhere. Yeah. So I got three months. So now I'm scrambling. What I'm gonna do. Right. That's when they came, we can do this. We can do that. Well, how much? Okay. I ain't tripping on the money cause I'm gonna get that bag. Yeah. I'm a hustler. Right. I sent them 600,000. If they didn't have the money back, but if they didn't have my pardon by January 31st, they had to send me my money back 300,000. Okay. 300,000. And you sent me 300,000 back. Right. Right before that, right before the deadline, I went to court. God come through again. Wait a minute, man. What'd you mean? Ladies say, I ain't, you ain't going to jail. Give him three months. Give him three years probation. Never heard of ladies say, give him a walk off. This is the same lady through the charge out at first. So the federal government picked it up, picked the charge that she threw out and brought it back. So now you when this lady in the courthouse, that's how I go. I work. And they tell me I'm mandatory. And later say three years probation. I tried to talk. She said, I don't even want to hear it. Oh my God. I'm trying to explain. I'm thinking I'm finna go to jail. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, I don't know, but I trust it ain't go. I say God. And before that night, before I had a dream that I was walking out the cold room. So, so when I woke up that morning, I put that suit on, I had a clean blue suit, man. I put that suit on. I was smiling the whole time. I put my mafia glasses on. I've been walking out with the mafia glasses. My, my, my glasses out. Yeah. Nothing but God. Three, three years probation. If I would've knew this, I wouldn't even have a talk to them about no, uh, no part, right. You know what I'm saying? But do you get half the money back now? Now that's what I'm suing for. Okay. And the worst part about it. And I have Texas in this, that's in the lawsuit on, on three days before Christmas, they texted my lawyer and say the partner has been signed by Donald Trump. Got me running through the house with my shirt off. Got me running through the house with my shirt off. I'm jumping all on the bed. Donald Trump to sign the part. Yeah. We just waiting on the news. Yeah. I'm about a new for five days. I ain't see. How about look, we finna throw a party party at the house and everything. I'm getting up, getting the balloons. We finna throw a party. I'm about a new Friday every day. I'm getting mad. I'm mad. I'm going to punch your granddad and look at your church.
