i was in a high-speed chase and i crashed on thornton avenue going up the freeway on the wrong way of the freeway. i guess they said there was money and dope all over the freeway. and i woke up eight days later in a coma. i woke up here in the clinic in santa rita. it took me about close to a month to remember her because my memory i had lost my memory. meanwhile, mcbride asked cowin to accompany her to get an abortion. but things did not go as planned. mcbride was on the back of cowin s motorcycle and had all their money in a backpack. my gas light pops on. so i m like i get off to get some gas. i get off the bike, she s still on the bike. i go and the backpack s open. so the money flew out, right? i m like, man, i m hella mad, right, because it wasn t just that money, right? it was all my money, right? how much? you know, i mean, it was like i can t tell you to the dollar amount, but it was a little bit, you know? like $1,800. he was going like 140 on the freeway.
hair-cutting business. i can do a lot of females hair this way. get a lot of clientele. by the looks of it you ain t going to have no clients. or i might just break into the hair-cutting business. good. okay. that looks good. all right. ooh. did you hear that? at first i was kind of leery of this class, but after i ve been in here, it s hair cutting. why are you leery? because it s because you don t think men don t cut women s fair. but it s fun. pop down your next subsection. while poe says he hopes the jail s education program will help him stay out of trouble the next time he s released let me see what you got. check it out. look. jacob cowin has turned to religion. ephesians, huh? i wrote that last night. why don t you read it to me.
] because i i guess i just do those things to cover up what i m doing because some of the time some of the things i do, i want to get high too. i mean, okay, i used to use the excuse i was young, but it s kind of like old now because i m not that young anymore, and, you know and i don t know. i don t want to talk about it anymore because i m getting mad because i the class strives to help mcbride become a more responsible parent. an objective made even more important by the fact that the father of her 5-year-old daughter is also incarcerated at santa rita. but there s still some question as to who exactly the father is. jacob cowin is serving 75 days for battery and vandalism. trinidad lara, who goes by trino, is serving 90 days for a parole violation. to this day neither is certain which one of them is the father. i remember talking to her on
come on, read it to me, man. read it to me. i wrote it. tell me how it sounds. paul begins the letter to the ephesians by stating who he is. cowin has had numerous stays at santa rita over the past several years. not all the charges stuck. but one of his stays was the precursor to a five-year prison sentence he served after shooting and wounding another man in a bar fight. this time he s serving 75 days for battery and vandalism. according to police reports, he broke his girlfriend s door during an argument and punched her numerous times in the face and head. i only know how to do one thing, and it ain t good. you know? so it s like what is it? it s bad. just trouble. and the thing is trouble was getting me in trouble, you know what i mean? it s like my whole life i just did all the wrong thing. you know, it s like i was just good at being bad. in verse 2, grace and peace are introduced as being from god our father and from the lord jesus christ. amen.
going up the freeway on the wrong way of the freeway. i guess they said there was money and dope all over the freeway. and i woke up eight days later in a coma. i woke up here in the clinic in santa rita. it took me about close to a month to remember her because my memory i had lost my memory. meanwhile, mcbride asked cowin to accompany her to get an abortion. but things did not go as planned. mcbride was on the back of cowin s motorcycle and had all their money in a backpack. my gas light pops on. so i m like i get off to get some gas. i get off the bike, she s still on the bike. i go and the backpack s open. so the money flew out, right? i m like, man, i m hella mad, right, because it wasn t just that money, right? it was all my money, right? how much? you know, i mean, it was like i can t tell you to the dollar amount, but it was a little bit, you know? like $1,800. he was going like 140 on the freeway. so he said she s a miracle baby.