Free me

 Day One in Jail.... YEAH I know I should've killed those boys but they said they would kill my mom. But my lawyer knew that feeling so I only got 15 years with 22 months of probation. The first night was cold I felt like I was in a cooler...wait literally I'm basically in one. Life sucks man, life is too short to be killing people y'all stay breezy.   

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