My older brother spent 6 months in lockup and OD'd within 36 hours of getting out. My younger bro is currently fighting 20 years in 3 different counties out in VA. I've never been to prison and joined the Marine Corps instead of getting into crime. I have a lot of survivors guilt from the situation. People like Ian Bick givin me the confidence to share my story. Maybe I'll make a video about it one day.💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 respect to you Sir.
My best friend overdosed after 13 years clean. I found his body when he didn't show up for our weekly NA basketball game. His older brother overdosed in almost the same exact spot and died 1 year and 22 days later than my best friend. The youngest brother who I was close with is doing 25 years in prison for making and trafficking meth across state lines. I was in the Army and deployed to Iraq twice, one during the surge when we got crazy violent with al-Qaeda in Iraq. Then was deployed to Afghanistan in 2011 and two months in had my left foot blown off by an IED. What was the 3rd country you were in? I've got PTSD bad and nothing has worked. I guess you could lump survivors guilt into there as well. Honestly for me civilian life is way harder than being at war. I was scared of dying then though.
@@26michaelukI know this is so random but did even cannabis not help with your PTSD? I‘ve heard from endless people that it‘s like a miracle drug in that situation. Either way I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service, my Dad was in the Army & on several tours - I didn‘t see that much of him tbh & then my parents divorced. He went back & today lives in the US & I‘m stayed here in Germany. But even if many things didn’t go down like they should‘ve & we didn‘t have any contact for almost a decade, I still am grateful for his sacrifices back in the day to protect our so beautiful country & provide for our family the way he did. So really, I appreciate you dawg & hope to god that you‘re doing alright & things work out for you ❤ praying for you & for you to have a wonderful life cause all of y‘all crazy MF‘ers that put everything on the line & went through unimaginable things to provide for & protect their families are a rare breed nowadays & deserve so much more recognition than what it has come to in this day & age.
As a former juvenile probation officer, I am very intrigued by all of the prison content on social media. I am so glad that you are able to get all of these stories out to the general population. Thank you for all you do.
@@charleswaldon8362 is that supposed to be a good thing? Most of those children will walk a similar road. A man who leaves prison with an enlightened and positive mindset is not soft. He has learned to control the demon that got him locked down in the first place, and a man in control is the most dangerous version of that man.
I didn’t know who this amazing person is and what he has already done. His passion, his articulation of each area of being incarcerated is so eye opening. I can’t wait to see what else he is doing. This is an amazing episode and thank you Ian for having him on educating people like myself that open their eyes more. Bless you both
Watched since the first episode. You have grown as an interviewer. It’s great to hear the other side of the “horrible person” that’s shown on the news. It’s great to hear the revival story and what they can achieve, however depressing the struggle they have to go through to get there. Kudos to you and those who speak to you!
As someone who is looking at time in the feds and stressing very much on it, this podcast just reaffirmed to myself that this bad situation in my life will not define my future and positive success. My respects and blessing to both of you!
Don’t know if you’re still on the outside, but much luck to you, man. You do not have to be defined by your mistakes - there is hope and life on the other side as long as you want it and work for it. ❤
Ian you are rocking out with all your videos! I have noticed by watching all your videos how much more comfortable and confident with each video. Love your content! Keep up the good work.
@@ianbickCT I’ve checked the comment threads on almost all your videos. In my opinion for every hater, you have at least 5-10 loyal followers. Don’t stop being you brother, you are appreciated.
Wow, what an interview!! This guy was basically set up for failure and lead down the wrong path for so long. To be able to turn his life around and have such an important impact on so many others is great. This just goes to show that no matter what happens in life you always have the chance to do the right thing and persevere. Another great episode Ian! Can't wait to see what's next!!
Just listening to this guy talk you can tell how brilliant he is. Glad he got a second chance to help impact the world in a positive way. Great interview Ian . I’ve been hooked on your channel the last week or so just binge watching every interview. It’s great content keep up the good work man!
Air bnb took my money held my rental for 2 weeks then the day before I arrive the cancel my account because I'm a felon. I was going to see my son halfway across the country. I was told 15 business days before I get my cash back. I called customer service and lost my shit. I did get my refund that night but still..... My conviction is 14 years old and nonviolent. I can barely find a rental anymore. It pisses me off. I did my time and parole and probation without a hitch. But I can vote😂
It’s no only good and informative for us the viewers it’s also good for Ian to do these interviews u can tell Ian grew up with a family and a little bit of money. The way Louis was explaining his family that’s normal in most lower income unstable homes and he seemed so shocked about some of the things he was saying about his mom and dad lol Side note I love how ur dad is so supportive he respects the hustle 😂 shout out poppa bick
Yes I noticed that too. Ian may have had privilege to some degree but I'm glad he turned into such an inquisitive yet open and genuine person or we wouldn't get these posts. He's got a lot of self awareness and is giving someone like me currently being put through the ringer some serious hope and faith.
Did Louis ever mention what part of Bridgeport he's from? I am curious. If I had to guess i would say maybe the Father Panik Village area (eastside) But those projects were demolished in the early 90's. My Roommate spent a total of 19 years in CT DOC Systems. He has over 2 years of sobriety and is on his way to becoming a recovery coach for CCAR right now. Good stuff to see!
Ian - "Louis Reed" Louis - "Louis L. Reed" I was very close to clicking off after this guy insist on saying the "L", when giving his name. Usually people that use their middle initials are douches, but this interview was actually really good. Maybe he's the next Martin L. King.
18:41 a year later I’m sure he wants to retract that statement 😂 I loved and still love his story and redemption but towards the end when he wants to negotiate his child support amount….that made me lose some respect for him. Those kids and their mothers deserve every single penny - doesn’t matter if they are grown now …I’m positive those women spent much much muchhhh more than 20k on his child support growing up. The least a mother or father that wasn’t there 90% of the kids childhood is pay the support in full, payments are an option esp if as he said…he was doing so well.
Dude shot a 5 year old? Can’t believe they let him out. Should’ve locked him up and threw away the key. Who cares if he’s “doing good” now. What he did is UNFORGIVEABLE.
I got close people who jumped parole and would rather die than go back, meanwhile they went back after being incarcerated the first time due to carrying a gun as a felon, and for having under a gram of cocaine on em, and despite that breaking the law, upon returning their only job choice besides doing entry level manual labor was selling dope again. I hope the friend I'm speaking of stays out but, considering everything he's likely not gonna or will die before goin back. bein institutionalized is so hard and all he was focused on doing after his first incarceration was setting up his family with a nest egg and a solid home. I hope I'm able to do some good and pushing him to license in the trades he is experienced in makes a difference. it's not as simple as it looks and criminal justice reform starts with banning the privatization of prison and jail and juvie
Ya know, as a child, I was taught by a very old, "scared of her own shadow", old timey, old morals, old notions and visions grandmother (whom I loved more than life itself), along with a mother who had been raised by her and my grandfather, that "prisoners" were monsters. Prisoners were to be feared. Prisoners would NEVER, EVER be ANYTHING other than demons who toted machetes looking for little girls. Hence the reason that I always had a certain fear of prisoners/convicts even after I was I was grown. Having watched channels like Ians and many others has taught me that there are so, so, SOOOOOOOO MANY good, decent, intelligent, warm, loving, giving, good hearted, nice looking, funny, and personable men who have served time. Everybody makes mistakes - some worse than others. Murder is a "mistake" that is hard to forgive, let alone forget. But, SOMETIMES, it's not done in malice - even though folks are punished for it anyway. You have to be very careful in making your decision in who is safe and who is not and by NO MEANS AT ALL am I saying ALL RELEASED CONVICTS ARE SAFE. NO WAY!! BUT....I WILL say that ALL the ex cons I've seen on Ian's channel seem like legit decent dudes who've learned a very good lesson and all they want is to live out a normal, good life - including Louis. Good luck Louis! God bless you!
I know it goes against everyone's moral compass, but your interview manner is such that I think you should find a chomo willing to come in for an interview. Yeah, we all hate chomos and sex offenders in general, but I'm interested in what you can extract from one of them.
*"OD on Benadryl"* Really glad he didn't try that, would have taken a handful and found out the hard way there's an extremely high chance you won't die, you'll just spend the next 8-16+ hours in an extremely uncomfortable, delirious state. Very realistic, sometimes terrifying hallucinations mixed with extreme confusion from what I've read. Doesn't sound like a fun way to spend over half a day... Edit- Man, again with the over the counter sleep aids as an end all after the 3rd arrest. If it was just diphenhydramine hcl, he'd have very likely been completely fine. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad he didn't do it just because of what it represented but also because he'd have had a horrible experience too. Lot of drugs that people assume taking a full bottle of would be deadly when it's not. There's going to be multiple negative side effects but death probably won't be one of them.
Ian, bro, I gotta level with you. As an alcoholic, I can see that you're drinking before recording with your mannerisms. Your face is red like a drinker's would be. Please drink safely. Your second shot shouldn't be hindered by liver failure. Big love.
Yeah, me either! I definitely wouldn’t trust him with anything, that’s for sure! I also don’t think that he will stay out of jail… I looked him up, and he’s had several recent run-ins with the law, which weren’t mentioned at all.
@@bigguccik8290Always some ignorant folks in the comments… your pops is a real one. I know this was almost a year ago, but this is one of the most impressive interviews I’ve ever seen. Glad you guys have such a good relationship.
Did you check his paperwork? I actually have a funny feeling that he is embellishing a lot of his story. Some is true for sure but he is too loquacious about some of these stories. Just strikes me as insincere
I dunno. Not 100% sure this was my favourite interview. Starting off with correcting the name you used for him, which was kinda ... ego ridden. There were a lot of demands and such, might have been nice to hear about paying back to his victims; probably I'll take some crap for saying this but having been a taker for many years, he seems to have turned his life around to be a demander; not much different.
I enjoy your pod dude, have watched every episode. Why are you always red? Not poking fun just curious. Also u gotta change your intro. It is cringe af and may turn people away before they can get to the meat of the pod. Good shit though keep grinding bro!!
Great interview dad! Love you for life. Let the haters hate
My older brother spent 6 months in lockup and OD'd within 36 hours of getting out. My younger bro is currently fighting 20 years in 3 different counties out in VA. I've never been to prison and joined the Marine Corps instead of getting into crime. I have a lot of survivors guilt from the situation. People like Ian Bick givin me the confidence to share my story. Maybe I'll make a video about it one day.💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 respect to you Sir.
God bless man
My best friend overdosed after 13 years clean. I found his body when he didn't show up for our weekly NA basketball game. His older brother overdosed in almost the same exact spot and died 1 year and 22 days later than my best friend. The youngest brother who I was close with is doing 25 years in prison for making and trafficking meth across state lines.
I was in the Army and deployed to Iraq twice, one during the surge when we got crazy violent with al-Qaeda in Iraq. Then was deployed to Afghanistan in 2011 and two months in had my left foot blown off by an IED. What was the 3rd country you were in? I've got PTSD bad and nothing has worked. I guess you could lump survivors guilt into there as well. Honestly for me civilian life is way harder than being at war. I was scared of dying then though.
@@26michaelukI know this is so random but did even cannabis not help with your PTSD? I‘ve heard from endless people that it‘s like a miracle drug in that situation.
Either way I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service, my Dad was in the Army & on several tours - I didn‘t see that much of him tbh & then my parents divorced. He went back & today lives in the US & I‘m stayed here in Germany. But even if many things didn’t go down like they should‘ve & we didn‘t have any contact for almost a decade, I still am grateful for his sacrifices back in the day to protect our so beautiful country & provide for our family the way he did. So really, I appreciate you dawg & hope to god that you‘re doing alright & things work out for you ❤ praying for you & for you to have a wonderful life cause all of y‘all crazy MF‘ers that put everything on the line & went through unimaginable things to provide for & protect their families are a rare breed nowadays & deserve so much more recognition than what it has come to in this day & age.
Lewis was a great guest and very strong to build a better life.
So well spoken.
As a former juvenile probation officer, I am very intrigued by all of the prison content on social media. I am so glad that you are able to get all of these stories out to the general population. Thank you for all you do.
Thank you for listening and supporting!!
Then you have met literal children that are harder than most people on this show..
@@charleswaldon8362 is that supposed to be a good thing? Most of those children will walk a similar road. A man who leaves prison with an enlightened and positive mindset is not soft. He has learned to control the demon that got him locked down in the first place, and a man in control is the most dangerous version of that man.
@@H8rProof perfect answer! 👌
@@H8rProof took the words right out my mouth exactly!!!
It only takes 1 person with an plan of action to make a change happen!
This interview was absolutely amazing. What an inspiring message from both of you.
Love you pops
i love how he shares the love of the lord through his redemption story!!
I didn’t know who this amazing person is and what he has already done. His passion, his articulation of each area of being incarcerated is so eye opening. I can’t wait to see what else he is doing. This is an amazing episode and thank you Ian for having him on educating people like myself that open their eyes more. Bless you both
Thank you Melanie 🙏❤️
This is my father. He’s dope in real life 💪🏽💪🏽!
Wow, what a great episode. I agree with all Louis had to say about the reform of the justice and prison system. Keep up the good work.
LOVE THIS!
Watched since the first episode. You have grown as an interviewer. It’s great to hear the other side of the “horrible person” that’s shown on the news. It’s great to hear the revival story and what they can achieve, however depressing the struggle they have to go through to get there. Kudos to you and those who speak to you!
Thank you man for sticking around. Agreed! Learning each episode
Wonderful interview- very moving- I learned so much.
Another fabulous video! Keep bringing the message of redemption and hope. You are such an inspiration. ❤️
Thanks so much!
You’re really good at letting people talk, keep up the great content.
Thank you man! Appreciate it
One of the best interviews to date. ❤
As someone who is looking at time in the feds and stressing very much on it, this podcast just reaffirmed to myself that this bad situation in my life will not define my future and positive success. My respects and blessing to both of you!
Is it a while? I always wonder how people who knew how much time they had felt
Don’t know if you’re still on the outside, but much luck to you, man. You do not have to be defined by your mistakes - there is hope and life on the other side as long as you want it and work for it. ❤
Ian you are rocking out with all your videos! I have noticed by watching all your videos how much more comfortable and confident with each video. Love your content! Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Getting better each day
Holy hell what a great story! I don’t mean the sad things that happen but the way it was told and Ian directed the conversation flawlessly. Well done.
Thanks so much🥹🙏 means the world
@@ianbickCT I’ve checked the comment threads on almost all your videos. In my opinion for every hater, you have at least 5-10 loyal followers. Don’t stop being you brother, you are appreciated.
Y’all are grinding at a crazy rate! Keep it up and enjoy that process :)
Thank you! For sure🙏
Wow, what an interview!! This guy was basically set up for failure and lead down the wrong path for so long. To be able to turn his life around and have such an important impact on so many others is great. This just goes to show that no matter what happens in life you always have the chance to do the right thing and persevere. Another great episode Ian! Can't wait to see what's next!!
Thank you Lizzy for the consistent support!!
@@ianbickCT With such great content it's easy to stay up to date with everything you are doing!
Great interview worthwhile conversation this channel going to blow up
Thanks man!!
This is one tough guy for sure. I couldn't imagine growing up without both parents knowing they are in jail. That's tough.
Killer pod as always liked and followed my boy. You will blow up from here just keep working and waiting
Thanks Jason!! Appreciate you
Ian! Ian! Ian! The crowd goes nuts!
😂😂
Wonderful interview Ian
Thank you!!
Keep it up man, I been tuned in since 3k subscribers. You blew up 👏🏼.
I appreciate the support bro🙏🙏💪
Another great interview cant wait for the next one
Thank you!!!
What a great vocabulary this guy has
Much ❤from Detroit Ian
Just listening to this guy talk you can tell how brilliant he is. Glad he got a second chance to help impact the world in a positive way. Great interview Ian . I’ve been hooked on your channel the last week or so just binge watching every interview. It’s great content keep up the good work man!
ANOTHER FIREEEEEEEE ONE! Keep killing it brotha!
Thank you Joe!!
Air bnb took my money held my rental for 2 weeks then the day before I arrive the cancel my account because I'm a felon. I was going to see my son halfway across the country. I was told 15 business days before I get my cash back. I called customer service and lost my shit. I did get my refund that night but still..... My conviction is 14 years old and nonviolent. I can barely find a rental anymore. It pisses me off. I did my time and parole and probation without a hitch. But I can vote😂
It’s no only good and informative for us the viewers it’s also good for Ian to do these interviews u can tell Ian grew up with a family and a little bit of money. The way Louis was explaining his family that’s normal in most lower income unstable homes and he seemed so shocked about some of the things he was saying about his mom and dad lol
Side note I love how ur dad is so supportive he respects the hustle 😂 shout out poppa bick
Thanks for the support man. Poppa bick real top G
Yes I noticed that too. Ian may have had privilege to some degree but I'm glad he turned into such an inquisitive yet open and genuine person or we wouldn't get these posts.
He's got a lot of self awareness and is giving someone like me currently being put through the ringer some serious hope and faith.
His advice to his twelve year old self was very powerful, and hit home hard.
Such great content!!
This guy is awsome ,🙌🙏
Man you have got to be one of the top interviewer’s on TH-cam keep it up.
Thanks for the support!! Learning each time!
Wow! U good have beat the odds, overcame tribulation and come out the other side even better 💕
Good job ❤❤❤❤❤
This gentleman restores my faith in humanity
3 minutes in and man been through 10x more trauma than my (also traumatic) life
Did Louis ever mention what part of Bridgeport he's from? I am curious. If I had to guess i would say maybe the Father Panik Village area (eastside) But those projects were demolished in the early 90's. My Roommate spent a total of 19 years in CT DOC Systems. He has over 2 years of sobriety and is on his way to becoming a recovery coach for CCAR right now. Good stuff to see!
He’s from the east end that’s my pops
Can't wait to watch this channel blow tf up
Me too🙏🙏
Ian - "Louis Reed"
Louis - "Louis L. Reed"
I was very close to clicking off after this guy insist on saying the "L", when giving his name. Usually people that use their middle initials are douches, but this interview was actually really good. Maybe he's the next Martin L. King.
He doesn't want to be confused with Lou Reed.
Been here in bridgeport for 23 yrs . It's only gotten worse
Wow! Love this one!
❤️🙏
Ian please keep this up man you are gonna blow up
Another awesome interview. Your on your way up!! One thing though the volume goes really really low at some points and its hard to hear..
Thanks so much! I’ll let the team know!
18:41 a year later I’m sure he wants to retract that statement 😂
I loved and still love his story and redemption but towards the end when he wants to negotiate his child support amount….that made me lose some respect for him. Those kids and their mothers deserve every single penny - doesn’t matter if they are grown now …I’m positive those women spent much much muchhhh more than 20k on his child support growing up. The least a mother or father that wasn’t there 90% of the kids childhood is pay the support in full, payments are an option esp if as he said…he was doing so well.
Great episode
I saw the short and came right here
Me 3
Welcome!
Ian, you should really interview Comrade Sinque.
He never got back to us!
ahh! damn! thanks for trying!
Bridgeport CT is rough!!
Dude shot a 5 year old? Can’t believe they let him out. Should’ve locked him up and threw away the key.
Who cares if he’s “doing good” now. What he did is UNFORGIVEABLE.
you're videos are great! Maybe try to get Larry Lawton and Jess Kent? They're both for prison reform and have great stories!!!
We’re interviewing Larry next month! Working on Jess!
My Mama always said do it alone 🎯
30:30 he said earlier he wanted to live like Puff Daddy. That’s why he said “take dat take dat take dat” .. Diddy’s signature catchphrase. 💯 🤔
Bro really came back over $3 worth of crack trying to get his money back then he shot bro😂😂😂
I got close people who jumped parole and would rather die than go back, meanwhile they went back after being incarcerated the first time due to carrying a gun as a felon, and for having under a gram of cocaine on em, and despite that breaking the law, upon returning their only job choice besides doing entry level manual labor was selling dope again. I hope the friend I'm speaking of stays out but, considering everything he's likely not gonna or will die before goin back. bein institutionalized is so hard and all he was focused on doing after his first incarceration was setting up his family with a nest egg and a solid home. I hope I'm able to do some good and pushing him to license in the trades he is experienced in makes a difference. it's not as simple as it looks and criminal justice reform starts with banning the privatization of prison and jail and juvie
Ya know, as a child, I was taught by a very old, "scared of her own shadow", old timey, old morals, old notions and visions grandmother (whom I loved more than life itself), along with a mother who had been raised by her and my grandfather, that "prisoners" were monsters. Prisoners were to be feared. Prisoners would NEVER, EVER be ANYTHING other than demons who toted machetes looking for little girls. Hence the reason that I always had a certain fear of prisoners/convicts even after I was I was grown.
Having watched channels like Ians and many others has taught me that there are so, so, SOOOOOOOO MANY good, decent, intelligent, warm, loving, giving, good hearted, nice looking, funny, and personable men who have served time. Everybody makes mistakes - some worse than others. Murder is a "mistake" that is hard to forgive, let alone forget. But, SOMETIMES, it's not done in malice - even though folks are punished for it anyway.
You have to be very careful in making your decision in who is safe and who is not and by NO MEANS AT ALL am I saying ALL RELEASED CONVICTS ARE SAFE. NO WAY!! BUT....I WILL say that ALL the ex cons I've seen on Ian's channel seem like legit decent dudes who've learned a very good lesson and all they want is to live out a normal, good life - including Louis.
Good luck Louis! God bless you!
Rest in peace daylee Epps
Is he related to the jones family from Bridgeport CT ? Big time players
This dude seems like he'll do great outside prison
I may just be a warehouse guy but I've never been dumb enough to land myself in prison 😉
Is it illegal (civil rights violation) to house 4 inmates in a 2 person cell- i.e. force inmates to sleep on the cell floor?
His guys great, I just wish he told us his name at the beginning or something…
How is not the time for puffy references lol
Hum. Holy reflection.
Prison
for me began before incarceration.
I’m still praying to be free.
Spent 24 hours in jail and in a way felt free.
Ugh
"look at your message requests" lol.
I know it goes against everyone's moral compass, but your interview manner is such that I think you should find a chomo willing to come in for an interview.
Yeah, we all hate chomos and sex offenders in general, but I'm interested in what you can extract from one of them.
*"OD on Benadryl"*
Really glad he didn't try that, would have taken a handful and found out the hard way there's an extremely high chance you won't die, you'll just spend the next 8-16+ hours in an extremely uncomfortable, delirious state. Very realistic, sometimes terrifying hallucinations mixed with extreme confusion from what I've read. Doesn't sound like a fun way to spend over half a day...
Edit- Man, again with the over the counter sleep aids as an end all after the 3rd arrest. If it was just diphenhydramine hcl, he'd have very likely been completely fine. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad he didn't do it just because of what it represented but also because he'd have had a horrible experience too. Lot of drugs that people assume taking a full bottle of would be deadly when it's not. There's going to be multiple negative side effects but death probably won't be one of them.
Illegal business and real blood family never mixes well.
Pay attention to the response
It should have been Louis E. Reed. E for “etcetera”. Holy shit.
Exactly.
He left out the part when he was locked up in Norwalk he was down with brotherhood
This stuff is by design.....and it it aint HIS.! love u Sun !!!!
Family 🤞🏽
I smell cap 👃🏻👃🏻👃🏻👃🏻🧢🧢🧢🧢
Lot of things off about this guy, but to each their own lol
What’s off ? Ask me I’m his son
Ian, bro, I gotta level with you. As an alcoholic, I can see that you're drinking before recording with your mannerisms. Your face is red like a drinker's would be. Please drink safely. Your second shot shouldn't be hindered by liver failure. Big love.
Haha man I don’t drink 😂 only socially here and there
@@ianbickCT Respect. Sorry man, even though it was misguided just trying to look out lol. Have a good night man
🔥🔥🔥🔥
I don't know I don't believe this dude. Sounds like he bends the truth to me
Yeah, me either! I definitely wouldn’t trust him with anything, that’s for sure!
I also don’t think that he will stay out of jail…
I looked him up, and he’s had several recent run-ins with the law, which weren’t mentioned at all.
@@KenKaniffFromConnecticut he spoke about those in the interview!
My dads not lying. Ask me what you wanna know & I’ll answer
@@bigguccik8290Always some ignorant folks in the comments… your pops is a real one. I know this was almost a year ago, but this is one of the most impressive interviews I’ve ever seen. Glad you guys have such a good relationship.
42:50 fun fact you cant overdose on Benadryl
57:50 welcome to life of your average citiizen in America brother
His name koolaid I was locked up with him he just got arrested
Either he is lying , Or best
Believe we will hear from him again. Neurologist and phycologist dont lie. So i hope he just lying
Can’t believe this channel isn’t beating that dude Jonny or whatever tf his name is
Its beating Ian's little pickle 🥒🥒🥒🥒 tho
Did you check his paperwork? I actually have a funny feeling that he is embellishing a lot of his story. Some is true for sure but he is too loquacious about some of these stories. Just strikes me as insincere
A lot of these guys have on their face as they go down memory lane smfh are you really evolved?
1/2 of all these prison stories are bullshit. Amazing that y’all fall for them. Pure entertainment
I dunno. Not 100% sure this was my favourite interview. Starting off with correcting the name you used for him, which was kinda ... ego ridden. There were a lot of demands and such, might have been nice to hear about paying back to his victims; probably I'll take some crap for saying this but having been a taker for many years, he seems to have turned his life around to be a demander; not much different.
I enjoy your pod dude, have watched every episode. Why are you always red? Not poking fun just curious. Also u gotta change your intro. It is cringe af and may turn people away before they can get to the meat of the pod. Good shit though keep grinding bro!!
It’s hard to listen to someone that isn’t educated but thinks they have a large vocabulary….drives me nuts lol
I know this Ian guy is just getting started but my god… he has guests that have amazing stories and he asks TERRIBLE questions…. So annoying
Love u ian, but man u need to be a better host. Beed some proactive listening and attention to detail in these conversations you having
Warning: B O R I N G
Homie is sharp.
Shit 14 year old would shoot a 25 year old if you in the game play to win play to live anything else is uncivilized
Holy fuck bro chill on the intro we can read