00:02When I dropped out of school, due to my available funds to finance the school, my dad was very,
00:16very early, had stroke and diabetes, then the BP, everything was just there. I had a couple of
00:25friends, we grew together, we were talking, I saw changes in them. Like I know that yes,
00:32they are doing the street work now. I spoke to them, they were like, okay, if I'm ready,
00:38I'll be their guy that will pull me through. What I do, what kind of work I do, is dating.
00:45And I'm a lady, I'm not a, I'm not a real lady, I'm just a fiction lady.
00:52There are some men who are there just to do their rubbish and all that. So those are the people
00:58I know that, yeah, I deal with. I don't deal with all these old people, like pensioners and stuff like
01:06that. I don't go after those people. I go after men I know that wants to flat, dig it. So
01:14I don't give a
01:15f**k about it. I say, you need to be online two, four, seven, every day, every minute, every second,
01:23every hour, count. My biggest fear. Nobody wants to go to jail, regardless of what we are doing.
01:29I don't have a choice. I have tried. Where I was working was sold. If not, there would be my
01:37backup plan, yeah. I know they asked for much. One million dollars. One, just one. I'm okay.
01:46If my dad is in front of me right now, and you know what I'm doing, like right now, I'm
01:54seeing
01:54me face to face like this. Of course, my dad will feel very bad now. My father will be happy
02:01about what
02:01his son is doing when he knows it's bad. My dad is retired. Ex-police. Once the system is better,
02:10life is easy. If everything is going fine, I wouldn't be doing this s**t. I'll work for my money. I'm
02:19not lazy.
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