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They don't help at all. They think they are, but they don't. Maybe when it comes to conditioning and of being, I call it being a good slave to society, yeah.

Steven you could have said it better I'm gonna add a couple of things though we have recreation we all go outside kind of like prison 23 and 1 right and if I can remember are we forced to walk in the line in school we are right we're typically forced to walk in the line just like in prison you always got to walk to the left-hand side man Steve-o, Nicole

Yo, yo, prodigy, what it be, what it do, yes sir, you know what I mean, I know a lot of people in prison, friends, family, people in jail, and I mean, I'm 35, so yeah, life can put your mind in a prison, school is like a prison, I mean, think about it, this whole world is one big prison, like, it's crazy as fuck.