"continued down the road to hell, and it was covered in ice" quote of the year

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

The book is wild. Real. Spicy

Bic is so good at interviewing. Doesn’t interrupt, lets them talk. Asks good questions

The book is only free to new audible members with a 3 month trial subscription, just for clarification.

Bicks grind is real and man do we appreciate it!

@ianbickCT

5 ай бұрын

Appreciate YOU!

Patrick is part of the reason I'm clean . I love this dude . Good dude good message

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I love you man. You are a huge inspiration to me

Wow, this guy is amazing! He's got great energy! I appreciate his vulnerability. I'm glad he's being honest about the psych hospitals. Sounds like they haven't changed much.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I am him!!!! Thank you so much for watching!!

@michaelwatson1505

5 ай бұрын

​@@boston2percent hey Boston, I'm mike from Pittsburgh pa. Believe it or not our stories are crazy similar I would love to talk sometime my friend. 2% this far💪

Never thought i would've seen Boston get interviewed on this channel. I found him on Jamie Tall's channel, looking for answers i guess lol. 6 months clean finally getting my life back on track.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching my story !!!!!!

I laughed out loud at “I was 37 years old having a lemonade stand”

@boston2percent

11 күн бұрын

Them rotten Fitzpatrick twins foiled me again!

I met Patrick on Sunday at church, very great guy!

@dayotll

5 ай бұрын

What church? I mean can I attend online with you guys? Thanks!

“Streets is watching” is my fav line of the show 😅

@hydraflora1342

2 ай бұрын

Like the Jay Z movie from the 90's

Your story about your father is inspiring Patrick! Appreciate your vulnerability and work on this

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I loved my dad so much. Watching him die taught me a lot about life .

I keep almost hearing Sean Strickland

Great to hear my old classmate Pat tell his story. God bless you man!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I love you man! God is soooo good!

Being held in a mental institution for the rest of your life sounds absolutely terrifying. Glad you got out man! Thrilling story.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Tom !!thank you so much for watching my story! It means the world to me. I am grateful to be alive, free, and sane! God is good brother

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Took a lot of balls to take em on, but I knew with God I couldn’t lose

Wow! This episode was a roller coaster of events. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us ❤

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Hey thank you so much for watching my story! Get the book it’s bananas!!!

@alcontashi

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent I actually just downloaded it and can't wait to read it 😊

My real life is a damn movie lol❤

Appreciate your story man!! Keep doin you! Always gonna be chumps around to try and knock you down.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

If all that couldn’t kill me, I doubt a hater will be able to stop what Gods doing lol ! Thank you soooooooo much for watching my story!

This was a fire 🔥 interview. Really crazy story

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

No pun intended loll thank youuuuu!!!

This was. A Great interview. I’m so intrigued by mental hospitals and things that happen in there

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I wanna personally thank you for watching my story. The chapter “Dark Days, Asylum nights” in the meth bible is absolutely wild

Interesting interview. I appreciate his honesty. The stories are wild!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

The book is so intense that addicts have to take breaks. It’s brutal, thank you from the bottom of my heart

Patrick this is excellent educational life story ❤. Sending positive vibes from Philadelphia. Thank you for sharing this. Its so needed.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank youuuuuuuuuuu!

Mr. Bic this right here is by far the best interviews of all time 100 % fire stellar job with this interview

@ianbickCT

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much🙏

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

This comment made my day!

@ryankimball8688

5 ай бұрын

Honestly awesome interview definitely going to get the audio book for someone with no education like you said you have the gift of knowledge and how to talk definitely a sales person sold me for sure on this interview good job!!!!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@ryankimball8688I am honored thank u

@cornpop-hr2td

5 ай бұрын

literally has his name as the channel... its right there and you still got it wrong lmao

My favorite episode so far! He should be so proud!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Omg!!!!! Thank you soooo much for listening to my story! Means the world to me

Boston you are very genuine and you’re a REAL PERSON. Good or bad, it’s nice to see people who have a sense of authenticity, so rare these days.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much. I am so different today. I am a wholesome person. I can only love one woman . I am lead by God. I love helping others get off drugs.

@greedsworld295

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent Im subscribing to your channel, I look forward to your content. You also reply to everyone, you have dedication! Shows good character

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@greedsworld295well it’s such an honor to have people listen and read the story. I hate when content creators get too high and mighty to interact with people.

This was one of the best videos I've seen! Ive got to purchase that book!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching my story!

I think this is my favorite episode so far! The "being in a movie" psychosis stuff was wild and him talking about his disabled dad, I felt sick because it was so intense and sad. I'm commenting at only 35 minutes in, what I'm going to hear next is anybody's guess but I'm sure it's going to be even more intense, possibly heart breaking stories. I'm definitely checking out this guy's book, I rarely read but I love memoirs of addicts, I'm sure his is absolutely amazing!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so damn much. Comments like these heal my heart . So grateful for you

@Blunt_Man

5 ай бұрын

​@@boston2percentThank you for being brave enough to tell such a bizarre, rarely heard story! I grew up around addicts, I witnessed mostly h and crack users but they all seem to have switched from crack to ice (going off of their arrest records) after I'd mostly cut ties. I never could completely understand choosing that stuff but I do understand addiction, it ultimately doesn't have to make sense because addiction at it's core is just people in pain who want to feel better, exact thing they use doesn't matter. Psychosis is in my top 3 worst fears so by extension, ice makes me really uneasy, that entire lifestyle is very sad and terrifying. Had a friend who was convinced that his h dealer was living in his vents after a few days of ice use, most unreal thing I've ever seen. I opened his vent and found a $50 bill, gave it back to him and he didn't understand what was going on, he swore that someone inside gave him a ticket of h that he used and he finally decided to go to sleep after that. Scary stuff. I'm so glad you're mind is better after the horror of psychosis, I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy! I can't wait to hear more details in the book, it's like a bad car accident where it's horrific and you want to look away but there's a strange desire to look at it at the same time. I feel like I'm rambling, just glad you're back in reality and you're putting your story out for the world to hear because people need to hear it! Be proud of beating the statistics and being part of the 2% on the other side, God bless!

@Blunt_Man

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent Thank you for being brave enough to tell such a rarely heard story! Losing touch with reality is in my top 3 worst fears so by extension, that "stuff" makes me really uneasy, that entire lifestyle is very sad and scares me a bit. Had a friend who was convinced that he bought "something" (gotta word things right for YT) from somebody living in his vents after a few days awake, most unreal thing I've ever seen. I opened his vent and found cash, gave it back to him and he didn't understand what was going on, he swore that someone inside gave him "something" and he finally decided to go to sleep after that. Scary stuff. I'm so glad you're mind is better, I can't wait to hear more details in the book, just glad you're back in reality and you're putting your story out for the world to hear because people need to hear it! Be proud of beating the statistics and God bless!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@Blunt_Man thank you for supporting this story. If you thought the interview was wild. Wait till u finish The Meth Bible!

Definitely understandable situation. Some people never believe these things . Ian cutoes to u for listening and vibing with Boston. He's a life changer.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

One love sister

Incredible storyteller. It was one of my fav interviews. Great job 👏

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

The comments calling me a story teller warm my heart. You have no idea how much it means to me that you listened to my story. Thank you for this uplifting comment . So grateful for you.

I know Patrick in real life. Glad he’s helping so many people!

This guy is legit, absolutely correct on his message

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for giving me your time!

BEST ONE YET!!!!!!!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I am so fucking happy right now! I have worked very hard to be a good story teller. I thank god for such an amazing story. Your comment means the world to me

Great video my guy never heard of this guy, but he seems like he said example for a lot of people man

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

2%ers stand up!

Great episode, So interesting

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching my story!!!!

Proud of you Patrick!❤

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I've watched almost all of your interviews , this one is number 1 for sure 🤙

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for supporting my journey. You guys are a light in my life

@bryandaza

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent hope you sell thousands of books and have a great life bro, you deserve it!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@bryandaza I would do a lot of good. I’d start preaching. Storytelling . Love you man. Thank you so much!

Great interview

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you soooooo much!

Hands-down, the best episode I’ve ever watched on your channel and I’ve watched quite a few.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Well this comment about made my fucking day! Thank you so much!!!!!

@bryandaza

5 ай бұрын

Agreed 100%!!!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@bryandaza man. Thank yall so damn much. You have no idea what all these comments mean to me. I wrote the book when I was homeless and everyone I loved either died or betrayed me. So this was the dream . Thank you so damn much

this guy is too much 🤣😭 great interview as always

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I am toooooooo much! I love ya!!!

Watched this happen to my best friend. First alcohol, then meth. He went through the severe delusions and hallucinations. He got so bad that he would fire his gun through qundows and walls at imaginary threats, usually believing the police were coming for him. Unfortunately he never recovered and took his own life at the age of 26

@boston2percent

17 күн бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss!

Just finished his book today and wow it was WAY better than I expected.

@boston2percent

3 ай бұрын

I found a gift to write at 37 years old. I knew while writing the meth bible that it was coming from God. Thank you so much for reading my book!

Anyone in the rooms can recognize when someone has told their story a million times in the rooms and he seems exactly like that. Great story.

@boston2percent

3 ай бұрын

Thank you. I honestly tell my story on shows way more than the rooms. I testify, but I have told it all over the planet . Thanks for watching

@boston2percent

3 ай бұрын

Writing the Meth Bible helped too

This was by far my favorite episode

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Wooooooooooooooooooow!!!

Another great podcast

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you sooooo much!

I shoot interesting interviews almost every day. I am rewatching this for the 10th time fucking rolling. Me and Ian got some magic lol

@loganrusso39

5 ай бұрын

L&R... from Peabody, brother.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@loganrusso39 Reading mass here!!!!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@loganrusso39 I live on the west coast now

This is the wildest, most unbelievable interview!!

Man this kid can tell a heck of a story! Best of luck to him

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Kitty !!!!! Thank you so much for watching my story! The book is really amazing. God gave it to me. Life is an adventure. I am so blessed to be alive and free! Thank u ma’am

He sure can recite his book lines very smoothly…And as a recovering alcoholic (3+ years sober) I sure do appreciate his honesty!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

It’s easy to recite the truth. Story never changes! I love ya! Thank you so so much for watching my story!!

Your interviews never disappoint!

@ianbickCT

5 ай бұрын

Thanks!!!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching my story!!

@nursingandtheotherstuff

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percentYou’re welcome!

What a great interview

@ianbickCT

5 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so damn much. I love telling this amazing story.

This guy is a great story teller. Great video.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Oh man thank you so much! Story telling can be powerful. The book is beyond my dreams. I am writing a second book now!

Ian this is your best episode ever IMHO.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Joey! Thank you for watching my story! Thank you for your comment. God made me a story teller. The book is going all over the world. It’s proof to follow your dreams!

@joeyturbo7088

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent 👍

Been watching since episode 1, Top 5 episode for sure 🔥💯

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

You have no idea how much this means to me

I’m in Texas, being held against my will through marriage. (LOL)! This man breaks my heart regarding how bad it is here, society having no humanity looks like Texas. His energy is beautiful. I appreciate his story, his telling, an honesty and gut wrenching passion for life is something to behold. I wish Boston only good news!

@boston2percent

17 күн бұрын

I love you! Thank you so much! 😊

Best one yet!!! Imho

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching my story. It means the world to me

One of your best interviews Ian. Very interesting pod.

@ianbickCT

5 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

You just made my day. Thank you for watching my story!

They just busted a super lab out in the jungle of southern Mexico last week. They said it was the largest one they've ever come across. They found under 97,000 POUNDS of pure crystal methamphetamine, and something like 40,000 POUNDS of precursor chemicals to make it with. At just this one lab in the jungle. Those numbers are absolutely staggering. Thankfully when I was using, I could never use more than like 0.2 grams a day, so it never got that bad for me. But to give you an idea of how much meth is out there, I'll give you an example. I live in southern Massachusetts. Ten years ago you'd have to drive to Boston to find crystal, and it was $80 a gram. Two years ago, right before I got clean, I could drive five minutes away from my apartment and get an ounce of gigantic shards of ice for $400. I'd buy 7 grams for $100 and it would last me like an entire month. It's absurd how cheap and strong it is.

Very interesting stuff

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching!!!

This was a good interview

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching my story

When he talks about how alcohol affected him the very first time, I can 100% relate! Both my parents struggled with alcohol and I worry so badly that my son will face the same issues. Thanks for sharing these stories, I can relate to so many of them!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I am him. Thank you for watching

@heathercschafer

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent thank you for sharing your story!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@heathercschafer yeeees! I will pray for your son. First name?

@heathercschafer

4 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent his name is Coleman, thank you ❤️

@marcclement7396

4 ай бұрын

Keep an eye on your son without being a helicopter parent. You will see signs. Check out AA meeting. It may help.

This guy really knows how to make a story so visual. Amazing testimony, glad your on the other side of the darkness brother ❤

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I love ya! Thank you so much. The book is a portrait of hell . Vile. Sad. Even funny at times. Thank you for watching

I grew up in the next town over from Pat. Met him through mutual friends. We partied harder than college kids when we were only 12/13 years old.... Glad we're both alive and sober today.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

You are by far one of the funniest people I ever met! When the meth bible goes to the screen. You got a part! I saw your acting! Love you man

This had to be absolutely wild to witness as a neighbor

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I think of those people every single day. The people next door were saints. They knew my grandparents. Someday I wanna do something amazing to make amends to them. For now I do a living amends my trying to be a good person

I possess my own personal account of being criminally insane and being sent to a psychiatric ward, where my fellow inmates added an intriguing twist to my story. The visitor should have familiarized himself with the statute, as he would have discovered that the felony charges were transformed into a plea arrangement that mandated a minimum of 6 months for observation, ensuring that person posed no risk to others. The hospital itself boasts amenities such as swimming pools, pool tables, a fully-equipped gym, a vast library, and a deli that serves three-course meals. Surprisingly, most individuals within the facility choose not to leave, opting for a permanent residence in the special wings that house even higher-risk individuals who frequently harm the staff. The public's reluctance to work there is evident, as the job is far from desirable. If the hospital wishes to further exploit the insurance, a lawyer is assigned to facilitate the release process. Subsequently, the attorney typically informs the individual of their impending release.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

There was no amenities in Texas that’s for sure lol

Hell yeah great story

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so damn much. I wrote this book while I was homeless and clean

As a former meth user myself (been clean for 16 years), I can attest to the things he's saying about the meth psychosis and the tweaker mind games; people, and things in general, get hella weird when they're deep into the dope and have been up God knows how long. The longest I was ever up was about a week and it was a non-stop neon horror show; the hallucinations and paranoia was something else to say the least.

This man and even u Ian have led me to finally end my demons that's way more powerful than any rehab from the heart thank y'all for everything

@lowkeyparanoid2863

5 ай бұрын

Watching this during a traumatic day n calmed my whole mind n saved today from any more anxiety that's means lot n I sound crazy but only being honest cause why not let ya know what tables are being turned with this podcast

@mundane4082

5 ай бұрын

@@lowkeyparanoid2863what saved me man was truck driving. There’s hella companies that pay for everything. During the first 3 weeks they put you in a hotel while you go to school to get your CDL then you work for the company for a year to pay it off. It’s over the road and you’re never home but it’s good money. And changed my life. Look up companies like Swift or CR England.

@boston2percent

4 ай бұрын

@@lowkeyparanoid2863get you a big dream. They will call you crazy. Do it anyway. Then they will call you for advice! Love you bro!

Dam I Missed this 1. I’m here now let’s gooooo

@boston2percent

2 ай бұрын

Let’s gooooo!

Man is a legend

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

You are a legend!!!!!!

Today is my dad’s birthday . RIP

The fact that you touched on gangstalking in this episode man…. You are really getting on unique and interesting guests.

Helluva story!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank u so much!

its funny hearing this because my real name is Boston lol not a nickname. makes me look up everytime lol

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Yeeeeeeees!

I had a similar experience from drug use and lack of sleep away 5 days . Wasn't meth but fent and cocaine. I went crazy for roughly a week and was put in a phyciatric ward of the hospital for 3 days and was almost admitted for the long stay. Luckily after the drugged me and I finally slept I started to slowly come out of it. I remember most of it and it was exactly like Boston said...I remember it but it was like looking at life through a different lense. I would have dreams or thoughts and think that it reqlly happened. All kinds of crazy. Thankfully I have been clean for over a month and I'm getting my life back together after loosing everything.

Great story

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Ryan ! Thanks for watching my story buddy! It means the world to me. The book is a gruesome tale of meth addiction. Keep your earbuds in if you listen to the audio book around grandma. It’s spicy lol

Ian looks SCARED LOLLLLLL

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

He was lol jk

Amazing interview. God bless my brother in Christ. ✝️ keep up the work youre doing and helping one more person each day you share your message. 🙏

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thanks brother, we are just getting started ! Thank you for watching this story!

@phl_knives

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent Absolutely brother. I personally have 2 very close friends who beat those 2% odds. One is 4 years this month and another is over a year. Myself off painkillers since 2008, off Suboxone July 11 2012. Even after a serious car accident that should have killed me and a pain management doc offering oxy, I knew I could deal with pain but not the life the meds would lead to. 4 visits he asked did I want some variation of opiate. A few months later I was walking for PT from the accident with my GF. We were randomly attacked and I ended up with a nasty wound thru my thigh and I was given morphine immediately. Even getting meds in the hospital I said to my GF I don't miss this or want this feeling. It helped pain some but leaving the hospital I took one low dose pill to get up the steps with my walker and never took another look at the meds. I think my GF either put them in our safe or trashed them. No want for another even though 2 weeks on a walker and 3 on a cane. I would detail more but the case is active in court. I can say her and I were shot at 9 times. Last round hit me. Trauma is real and I know very well not to open that door of managing the mental struggles with drugs or alcohol. Immediately out of the hospital I was calling to get into therapy again. I appreciate my GF has never used but was aware of my risks, she never made me feel bad about meds in the hospital. Never even asked did it make me want use. Then changed my dressings and helped me get dressed for over a week. Now it's my turn to support her through the trauma of a near death experience. Thank God she doesn't have a drug or alcohol history because she thought I might die in her arms getting rushed to the hospital. Sleep has been upside-down for both of us. She's been my partner 16 years. Our Faith and prayers have helped us so much with being thankful, mindful of all we have been blessed with. I am thankful constantly I was staying between her and the shooter. Hearing bullets snap past my head is a moment I'll never forget. Instead of fighting and trying to bury these emotions, her and I embrace the fears and challenges together. One of the worst parts of all this is our shooter is out on bail. He tried to kill 2 people he's never seen before and bonded for under 10k. Sorry for the rant. Keep up the great work and positive message. It was an inspiring story.

the maximum security units at state hospitals are reffered to as "forensic" untis. this is where people facing time who are being reviewed as " insane" are evaluated. a dr. determines wether you are competent to stand trial. 23 hour lockdown with 1 hour outside in a box with gigantic walls. 1 man cells.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

There are 46b and 46 c patients. I was 46 c . I already beat my case.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

And we had free reign

i got to see crazy up close at the mississippi state hospital in building 201-202 due to my debilitating bi polar disorder. i can tell you crazy stories from when i was court ordered there 2 different times.

Any psych ward stay is terrifying! I couldn’t imagine doing it with other criminal insane individuals. My last stay I watched a woman get a cocktail shot to help her eat and man it was rough

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

They are the most terrifying places on earth

Im a nurse in a forensic psychiatric unit. Met some high profile people over the years. Most of them would rather be in prison.. depending on their crimes

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Tell em I ain’t lyin!!!!!!!!

I was in North Battleford forensic psychiatric hospital which is max security for violent offenders. The place was built in the stone ages (they have a new one since) and was pretty bad. However, they had a large jet tub which prisoners could use. One day Im feeling it and get a hold of a Maxim magazine and head to the jet tub and decide im gonna rub one out while im using the tub. Ive got the jets on and use shampoo to crack one off (not advisable) and Im not paying attention to anything, just enjoying the moment. After I finish the deed I realize the water is still filling, the shampoo has created a mountain of bubbles and the floor is absolutely covered. Im a little stressed at first, but then I realize im at the upper end of psych wards in Canada so hey, Im fukin crazy and just leave the whole mess and the maxim laying there and go to my room. Never heard a thing about it

@hydraflora1342

2 ай бұрын

Eew but you're cool for laughing and admitting it. You prob cleaned it somewhat with the shampoo.

@joshr8098

2 ай бұрын

@@hydraflora1342 haha great comment

Sitting in Wynnum...Brisbane now watching this.....wowowowow

@boston2percent

17 күн бұрын

I love Australia! I wanna go speak there!

@jasonaram...6613

14 күн бұрын

@boston2percent ahh you will fit right in too brother....we a nation founded by convicts 200yrs ago an not much has changed.....hehehe....bless brother

Is it free the book still cause unfortunately cant afford it but would love to read and benefit from his book ?

This is crazy I emailed in with a similar story never heard back

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

What institution were you in?

10/10 interview Ian!!!

@ianbickCT

5 ай бұрын

Thanks so much

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you sooooo much for watching my story!

This guys life is so close to mine up until he was 18.

I wish you would have asked him about a few stories of “the really dark “ times in Corpus!!!

Meth psychosis is a real thing and it's not only terrifying to watch, but it comes with so much more to unpack as well. I never experienced it first hand but my daughter's father has it and it happens the very second he takes a hit of meth. This is very real and very scary and until now I have never heard of anyone else speak on it. Thank you both for sharing your stories!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

The book is a detailed account of madness. And hell. It’s a redemption tale that needed to be written. Thank you for watching my story

@tiffany.marie89

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing!!!!!

@cornpop-hr2td

5 ай бұрын

ehhh you seem to be talking more about the effects and resulting craziness ppl get themselves into once they get high... psychosis happens after DAYS if not a week and more of using and its not from a single hit or even a day of using it happens from the no sleep... its really less the METH and more stimulant psychosis it can happen if you stim out on coffee for days on end.

@Vonne452

Ай бұрын

Agreed! My cousin experienced it. Now he’s doing 7 yrs in prison

Love when the guest is a good story teller

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! I wrote the book while homeless and clean. The world needed the meth bible. My real life is like a movie

Bruh, I got 8 in TDC and thought it was the end of the world. Great story!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Matt thank you so much!!! God did some amazing miracles . I tell this story to show the world that God is real, and we do recover!

@mattlee4807

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent yessir! I grew up in church. Still ended up in prison. I was Jonah in the belly of the whale.

I've been in the Texas state hospital and the Bexar county psych ward and I can agree that they are both completely unreal, feels like a scary movie. Also I was so surprised and still am dumbfounded that they allow them to be co-ed, I was literally put in a room with a girl in Bexar county psych ward lol

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

It’s scary as hell. Thank you so much for watching! So glad you’re ok!

Patrick and i share the same birthday!!

Thank you to everyone !!!!!! I have a whole 2nd book of post incarceration stories I am writing now! Deep Washington coming soooooon!

Been to the Florida state hospital 3 times . But it still didn't keep me from prison. But it kept me from many life sentences. State hospital are worse than prison to survive. Especially when there's weights in there and not state prisons.

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for watching man. I am so happy you survived . It was a traumatizing experience

@billddollas5150

5 ай бұрын

@boston2percent it's all good brother. Life is as good as it gets im free and planning on staying free

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@billddollas5150 never again will I do things to jeopardize my freedom!

WHAT. A. STORY!!!!!!!!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

It means the world to me that you watched my story! The book is insane! No pun intended lol

I love the show and Ian everything you do I’m a total fan! For some reason I can’t stop thinking this dude is on one non stop promo run.. as a heroin/crack addict with now over 5 years clean and multiple different rehabs jails treatment centers.. this dude comes off as a story teller aka a liar

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

Well I got all the proof. Good god man. Imagine if someone really believed in god and told the truth. What was I lying about?

@BlueCollarSober

4 ай бұрын

I’m sorry man maybe I was being a dick I’m glad your doing good though!

@boston2percent

4 ай бұрын

@@BlueCollarSober thank you! I am happy for you too!

I do get it. To do it on your own to watch a parent die, I am so sorry been there, done that, still dealing myself, god bless you brother. My life is blessed now I am so beyond grateful!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I love ya! Thank you for watching my story! The book is wild. And heartbreaking. Funny. Gross, lol

They called me “The Hamburgler” when I got to county

@user-vz7ms1rz7i

5 ай бұрын

That’s hard😂❤🎉😅

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

@@user-vz7ms1rz7i it was the biggest joke in town lol

@paytondykstra6667

4 ай бұрын

I immediately thought of this when you were telling that story 😂

Can I get an autographed book somehow? Would love to read more about this story!

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I am all out of author copies. I signed 100 recently. Amazon is your best bet right now! Thank you so much!!

Alcohol will kill you if you drink to much or if you all of a sudden stop cold turkey...... same thing with benzos but you can get benzos as easily as alcohol in most places

@boston2percent

5 ай бұрын

I got pics. I was 382 lbs with a failing liver. I had a miracle healing while I was incarcerated. I didn’t get to that story.

@jcl271

5 ай бұрын

@@boston2percent one addict to another stay strong my brother I am 165 and can't gain weight to save my life 4 months off drugs and alcohol started young lol