I just did 2 and a half years in county jail for something I did not do, and man, that fist cigarette was the best thing in the world at the time. Now, I'm struggling, barely working, and can't afford them. I am so glad I found your channel. I'd smoke a cigar with you any day!

@user-jb5yr7pc7w

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck out there and God bless keep yer head up

@lucasm7177

2 жыл бұрын

Damn dude hope karma comes back around for you in later life. I cannot imagine being in that kind of environment for something you are innocent of. It's one thing if you did the crime but if not that's got to be living every single day feeling nothing but hatred.

@tkmaz207

2 жыл бұрын

Buy tobacco in a bag for 10-20$. Then get a small pipe or papers for a few Dollars. Much cheaper and it lasts longer.

@raramurray9187

2 жыл бұрын

stay strong out here john,your worst day out here is better than your best day inside the county jail again.

@jaydub8085

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucasm7177 Thanks, man. It has been the hardest thing I've had to do, getting back into society and all. I have severe PTSD from it all, and I still live like I'm locked up. No money, no food, no nothing. Except a phone I can barely afford to pay for. I lost everything I had. So I'm starting over, with nothing, with a part-time job that seems like it's going nowhere, making barely enough money to afford a weekly motel bill. After the motel gets their money, it leaves me with 18 dollars to last a week. Hard to eat or enjoy life with 18 dollars per week! And I'm doing hard labor, so by the time I'm off of work, I'm so worn out I can hardly keep my head up. I've reached out to my community, but unfortunately, there are no programs available for the kind of help I need. So essentially, I went from being a Certified PC Tech, to a lawn mowing guy. Long gone are my days of PC repair, seeing how you need a PC to fix a PC. Catch 22 for sure!

I remember my dad quiting smoking in his regular life and thinking he might snap at any moment. I couldn't imagine all the stresses of prison on top of that

@carlmorgan8452

2 жыл бұрын

Your right about that you couldn't

😁 YAY!!! Larry, thank you for always keeping us entertained, educated and inspired. Much love to you Larry and your whole team/family and much love to everyone reading this💖

@sleepysikk

2 жыл бұрын

🖤

@davidkosach3095

Жыл бұрын

Which is harder to kick, tobacco, nicotine, heroin, cocaine, weed, OxyContin, meth, crack, alcohol or chocolate ?? lol thanks I am trying to plan ahead….

Hey Larry nice to see your hustling videos out keep up the good work man always nice to get a notification when you upload

I asked my cousin the same question he was a trustee he told me that he just simply walked into the store and bought a carton of cigarettes and brought them back to the unit I don't know much about the law but my cousin is the same man that broke out of jail just to buy a crack rock true story but that kind of Life eventually caught up with him and now he's no longer here with me

@sad2540

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear he’s not around anymore

@quintonharvey1957

2 жыл бұрын

Rip

@EverythingZTho

2 жыл бұрын

Rip

Thanks for everything you do Larry! I hope you still enjoy doing this for us all!

Hi Larry, I really enjoy your videos. I have been clean from hard drugs for almost 3 years and your positivity and stories sure help me keep on the straight and narrow! Keep it up and Thank you, Thank YOU!

@f.f.s.d.o.a.7294

2 жыл бұрын

You keep it up, too

When I still smoked cigarettes when I went to prison, I kept thinking over and over that if I could smoke, it would've made my time much more bearable and actually helped me. They just throw you in there regardless of anything without resources and magically expect rehabilitation? Explain that 🤔

@jackmartin10

2 жыл бұрын

I was locked up for only 2 weeks. But I thought the exact same thing. If I could just smoke a cigarette 1-3 times a day it would have made it much easier on me.

@jonbourgoin182

Жыл бұрын

You look so innocent. Would never guess you went to prison.

@puo2123

Жыл бұрын

@@jonbourgoin182 never trust a women

Always love and appreciate the informative videos you put out. Spreading the word as I can around me.

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

Much love thank you !!!

I used to smoke heavy. I can see killings for them. It's hell to quit. When my late husband and I figured out we were spending $23,000 a year on cigarettes, I couldn't believe it. He died (sudden death, not due to cigarettes), but just 4 weeks after he died, my mom was diagnosed with terminal lung and brain cancer. That's when I quit, as a shocked widowed mom, watching her mom die. I figure if I could quit through that hell and most stressful period of my life, I could handle not going back no matter what life throws me now.

@Elias-xu7uw

2 жыл бұрын

how are you doing now?

@austinberry3299

2 жыл бұрын

How did you spend 23000 a year on cigarettes the average cost of a pack is a little over six dollars let’s round up to seven. that means you both were smoking at least four packs a day. That’s 80 cigarettes a day which means you would smoke a cigarette every 18 minutes the average amount of time to smoke a cigarette is six minutes so for this to be true you would be smoking around half the time of a 24 hour day not including sleep. That sounds absurd. Ok you can say you smoked wildly priced stuff but why not smoke cheaper cigarettes than decide to quit over to much money?

@thestraydog

2 жыл бұрын

@@austinberry3299 She probably meant 2300, which is pretty standard. But honestly, smokes are between 8.50- 10.00 for name brand in USD, so I'm sure that number would go up.

@damiananguiano5295

2 жыл бұрын

Foreal haha if you smoked 23000 $ on smokes a year you'd already be dead

@betsybabf748

2 жыл бұрын

@@damiananguiano5295 No, two people who smoke 2-3 packs a day in many states, with current cost, easily does that.

I'm glad that I never started smoking. I saw what it did to my father and I didn't want to end up in the terrible shape he ended up in. He suffered a fatal heart attack at 59 years old. He could hardly breathe and had to use inhalers for the last 15 years of his life. Because I spent so much time in the living room with my parents when I was younger, I ended up suffering from respiratory problems myself from breathing in the second-hand smoke that visibly filled the living room.

Love the videos Larry, keep up with the great content!

Cant wait to hear this one, Larry you are an amazing story teller. I could listen to you forever!

great video larry! appreciate all the content you put out , you for the people !

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate you being here !

Good to see you again looking well Larry! I haven't watched you in while and now I see what I have been missing. Thanks for doing this about smoking in prison, I was really wondering about that. I had heard of the $2000 carton somewhere else too, Jesus, thats a lot of money. I believe you are right about the system never doing anything good for the convicts. It would do all of us some good to have some more compassion for our fellow humans. Including prisoners of course! Stay well and free, Larry. Keep up the good work!

All the fun stuff aside, such a great nugget of truth in there about stress. Stress is the silent killer, it's what makes the seemingly healthy guy drop at 50 and the cigar smoker live to 80. Not that one should use that as a license to drink and smoke and eat bad and not take care of yourself, but every little thing you can do to reduce stress will lengthen your life.

I’m a minor and went to a rehab that had adults in another building and we would scavenge the butts, harvest the tobacco from them, dry it out, and smoke it out of apples. i made a lighter with a chrome book cord and a pen that would give me a consistent flame. shit was fun ngl

@coolboy3848

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, name checks out.

nice new video from larry good topic very interesting makes the work day fly by 😃

So interesting ! Love you Larry watching you from Montreal

love your content larry!! cant stop watching man!

As somebody who worked nearly 3 years in a prison from 2019 to the end of 2021, they smoked cigarettes just like anybody smokes weed Rolled tobacco in book pages, whatever else paper they can find When they would find a big stash on the unit, there was usually just as much bags of tobacco as there was bags of weed Light it using a pop socket A piece of wire that they would stick in the electrical outlet to cause a spark and light their cigarette

@jaydub8085

Жыл бұрын

We would steal used Skoal from the jail warehouse, dry out the tobacco, roll what's called a "chewgler" (Bugler reference), then use the batteries from the TV remote to rig a ligher. Or, we'd "pop the socket". We'd sell those supposed cigarettes for up to 30 bucks a piece, and ALL profited.

I had an easier time quitting various hard drugs than I have had quitting any legal drug. Quitting smoking was hard, but the hardest to quit are the ones you're least likely to think of.

Another great video, you should do a series like this for all the banned stuff. I'd be interested to know how they do the other stuff in prison

dude its crazy just how much stuff i learn from these videos, keep it up larry!👍

As always Larry, great video. I quit smoking February 7, 2000. I did it through a combination of nicotine patches and changing behaviors. Quitting smoking is easy. Adjusting behaviors that trigger wanting a cigarette is what is difficult. I loved a good stogie back in the day.

@schnoz2372

2 жыл бұрын

Damn that’s really true. It’s the hardest part. It’s basically training oneself to correct the way they respond to certain stimuli.

@jinisteffani8035

2 жыл бұрын

Your right...it's behaviors...it's your routine... I tried to quit a few times...but I love coffee too...I love a cup of coffee with my cigarette...I need to quit both at the same time ...that's double trouble...

Larry Look at this Nation, then look at yourself. You Larry are what this country needs. You’re a real honest man!

Awesome content sir I love this stuff so much look forward

Thanks for the nice video, Larry! You're the bomb!

I remember my uncle showing me a tattoo he had on his chest and saying “i got that for about 4 cartons of Marlboro Reds”

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

And that is for sure the dammmmmm truth !

@Chicken_Wing91

2 жыл бұрын

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief it’s actually pretty bad ass it’s the Harley Davidson logo

Can't wait to speak to you on Monday Larry it's gunna be a great one

Thanks Larry, you make great, informative, entertaining videos. You da man.

Thank you for the video! ☺♥

I would love it if you talked about what it felt like getting mail in prison, I was in the navy and in boot camp getting mail was a HUGE dopamine hit, and maybe also just talk about the first time you get to call family on the phone. I got 2 calls in boot camp and they were SUCH a big mood uplifter

@stephanieharries7746

Жыл бұрын

I can definitely a have that same feeling if I think about it back when I was at Navy boot camp and how happy it was to get a letter I loved it and then the phone calls - my mom's voice- what a gift

Love seeing the new studio man.

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

Coming along great!!

@patricks_music

2 жыл бұрын

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Hard work paying off!

Watching your vids helps me stay clean off crack and heroin. Thank you so much for this priceless service telling your stories has provided me

Hey everybody ragethelunatic here and boy do i love this channel. Ty for everything you do Larry! 💎

i had to share a box with a guy who got so desperate for a smoke he saved up a bunch of nicotine patches (dispensed daily by a nurse) and scraped the stuff out of it, mixed it with some tea and tried to smoke it. it made him really sick and smelled like burnt plastic spoons. banning smoking was really dumb

@corvettefever360

2 жыл бұрын

The nicotine patch thing was big on Rikers Island for a while after they finally took the cigarettes in like 2001. The last time I went thru there they stopped giving out patches, but I don't know what they do now. However, if it was done right it actually wasn't too bad. And when I 1st heard about patches & tea to smoke I thought it was ridiculous, but as a smoker at the time, I'd tried it. And if it's done right it's not bad, but it has to be done right, with the right tea, etc. We would get a flavorless tea, completely strain it, then place the damp tea between patches & heat it up & let it cook for hours, mixing it up every so often, & eventually it would blend with the tea pretty evenly. It wasn't a cigarette, but didn't taste too far off, & it definitely had affect. I'm just glad I quit smoking now.

@LilyTheCat151

2 жыл бұрын

Messing about with nicotine like that is really dangerous. Nicotine is very dangerous stuff and no one should be scraping that stuff out to use like that. Such a dumb decision to remove tobacco. Give designated areas for smoking. Cells only and outside but stopping it creayes a black market and causes friction. Oh, and it can also be harmful if people use patches the wrong way.

@brianbadonde9251

2 жыл бұрын

You know what's really dumb? Being addicted to nicotine lol

@alpacatwoniner2370

2 жыл бұрын

@@brianbadonde9251 ok karen

@Jimbo-90

2 жыл бұрын

@@brianbadonde9251 smoke pure weed instead 😉

As someone from Canada, the US prison system seems so much worse then here, hope you Larry can make a difference in your country

Awesome vid man !!

Great video Larry I really liked this one🤙

Could you explain sometime how you dealt with having thousands of books of stamps and then, say, getting sent to the hole or transferred to another prison or cell? Did friends sneak in and grab them for you or did other prisoners steal them? Did you ever get caught for having too many stamps? There had to be a rule about that.

@blazeroranger

2 жыл бұрын

CO take em in a bags and will have it back to inmate

@jubeaumont6305

Жыл бұрын

@@blazeroranger how many would they be allowed to have though? If someone has thousands of them then its obvious they're running a racket of some sort surely?

@noahbaltzer9399

Жыл бұрын

nah they really don't give a shit in prison lol especially shit like that

Let’s go Larry❗️

love it man as always killlin it💀❤️

Great video!

Hey Larry. I already commented on this video. (Hell I'm having a smoke right now) but I just wanted to comment on your most recent video. I just wanna say thank you. For everything that you're doing. I grew up in a juvenile court system and I wish your program had been around when I was in need of a reality check. Thank you for giving back. Thank you for caring about these kids and trying to help them out. Seriously Larry. Enough thanks cannot be sent. There are so many people making right choices because you decided to do what you do. The POSITIVE IMPACT you have been placing on people is astounding. THANK YOU LARRY!

To quote Ricky..."they took smoking away from the boys"

Thanks, Larry. Love ya bunches!

God Bless Larry another great video. Just finished reading you book was a great read highly recommend.

"Whenever someone says its for the good of people , red flags go off" Yeah that's the rule of thumb for politics in general.

Smokin in the boys room... love your vidz Larry

Everytime I just watch and get lost in a trance and you explain very well. Glad to see you out

Thanks for the advice Mr. Costanza. Cheers Larry.

Also thanks to Larry's Crew!!!!!!!!!!

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

Without the crew( including you) I wouldn’t be here now

I work in a casino now and they took smoking away during COVID. Most casinos haven't brought it back since, but ours did. It sucks as a non smoker. In Rhode Island, my state, they outlawed smoking in public establishments, but for some reason the casino has an exception.

@InsanePickle24

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing here in Oregon. Pretty sure they are exempt because they are on Indian land and not land owned by the state. I'm a smoker so it doesn't bother me lol.

@jamie.777

2 жыл бұрын

Good ol Lincoln Park. Place smells like an ashtray

Absolutely elite plug; “small pages, not like my book: gangster redemption. Larry you’re the man

Larry is the only guy who can take 20 minutes to get to the point of the video and I am on the edge of my seat in entertainment and patience 🤣🤣🤣❤❤❤

I can confirm how hard it is to quit smoking. I've been smoking since I was 13 and I'm now 32, turning 33 in a few months. So it's been 20 years and I've tried to quit 5 times or so, and I still can't quit the habit. I've heard that it's harder to quit heroin addiction.

@bodystomp5302

2 жыл бұрын

My suggestion would be to switch over to nicotine gum or pouches, then slowly taper off. Once you get down to one or two pieces/pouches every 24 hours, ultimately quitting will be far easier.

@johnm2617

2 жыл бұрын

It is ! Been clean from herion 18 years ! Been smoking 40 ! Tried to quit 100 's of times ! It sucks ! Good luck ! O 10$ a pack also ! Not good !

@skerriesrockart

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnm2617 try here in Ireland bro..nearly 15 euros a pack

@johnm2617

2 жыл бұрын

@@skerriesrockart How much in America? But probably alot ! I'll quit probably when I die ! Lol good luck !

@bodystomp5302

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnm2617 $6-7 dollars per pack.

When I was in I worked CMS, basically maintenance for those who are unfamiliar. Did mostly plumbing, that always seemed to be the biggest problem. My side was installing extra shelves in lockers. $20 a set (2). Usually I'd just give them a commissary list cause all I was looking for was food lol

@Malaphor

2 жыл бұрын

Did you use that experience when you got out?

@WalkenDead

2 жыл бұрын

@@Malaphor I have used the plumbing for myself and family but I am a mechanic by trade now. Restoring old cars, don't know crap about the new ones lol. Too many electronics

Love from Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Making my night again💪🏽✌🏽

Good lookin cigar Larry, I’m always smoking a different type of cigar but I can’t wait to try yours when they come out

Just say it... bibles had the best rolling paper material!!

i was in county jail(it was an "alternative" minimum security camp jail) for 90 days and smoked weed twice... i didn't even care about getting high, i just liked that the other inmates trusted me enough to get weed for me, through trades,ect...also traded for meth, but then decided not to try it and traded that for weed

@jjcoola998

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you didn’t smoke meth bud

@commandingsteel

2 жыл бұрын

@@jjcoola998 thanks,me too... it's crazy i was never exposed to meth or heroin until I went to jail...

Thank you Larry for continuing to call out how broken the prison system is.

LOVE THESE VIDEOS

When does the Cigar come out

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

Late august , early sept

@lukehusky3630

2 жыл бұрын

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Ty can’t wait! Maybe if you have a extra one sitting around U can send it to me? lol 😂

They've even banned smoking in most rehabs. I went through 5 years ago and one thing all the counselors and whoever tell you is dont try to quit everything all at once, but then at the same time they take away smokes. I had to try real hard to find a place that allowed it, and even then they kept them and doled them out one at a time at certain "smoking times." I was like wtf? This is a place I am paying $1500 a week and I can leave anytime I want, I'm just trying to kick my dope habit, let me have my smokes. They were currency in there too, you would always sneak a couple extra out of the pack and just chief down as many as possible in your 10 minute smoke break.

@booognish

2 жыл бұрын

Damn, place I went to back in 2014 let us have as many as we could afford. I brought a carton when I got there, and we could and did smoke any time.

@MrAitraining

2 жыл бұрын

I saw guys go back to jail because they were mandated to complete rehab and then got caught smoking and got kicked out. Crazy.

@Shannonbarnesdr1

2 жыл бұрын

its a good thing they are banning cigs because that is an addiction as well, its just as harmful as any other addiction, plus it even harms others, other people, your pets; plus i have seen it myself, folks who smoke tend to be more likely to add to their addictions and dependencies, and as far as alcohol addiction, cigs and drinks tend to go hand in hand, no pun intended.

@arnold8746

2 жыл бұрын

@@Shannonbarnesdr1 yeah well when you are trying to kick heroin or whatever else, it's not the greatest time try and stop smoking as well. Kinda a one step at a time thing. Yeah when you drink you want a smoke, but smoking doesn't make you want a drink, that's not how it works.

@Shannonbarnesdr1

2 жыл бұрын

@@arnold8746 i agree you should do it step by step, definitely. i am just going on my own life experiences and also with other folks i had in my life, a lot of addicts started with cigs, some started with booze or other drugs, but most i knew started with cigs and it went from there , i have known a couple of folks who were non smokers, but drank, and they did pick up smoking later, as they frequented the smoking bars, so at least with Dan, it was, hey gimme one of those i wanna try it ''' oh i know it doesnt make you want a drink necessarily, this is just some things i noticed with the folks who were in my life at that time, but i tend to avoid addicts period as i dont want to get wrapped up in any of that mess anymore, now me, i drank on occasion, but favored the drugs, never could stand cigs though, but i got out of that life and no, its not easy, its not easy to cut out the toxic people that come with it either, but once i did, i literally had a new lease on life,i know thats a cliche' but its true, good luck to you man, i hope you can stay clean and life the life you set out for ;-)

Always great to have KZread's greatest insight to the penal system giving us more wisdom.

Larry my dude! I love your videos and your message.. Is it possible to have more interviews with former prison that have overcome thos broken system?

No bible shout out for rolling ? Some of them are basically made of rolling paper !

@noahbaltzer9399

Жыл бұрын

yeppp them small little Bible jaunts everyone used them like crazy🤣

I did state time and smoked like a chimney in processing as my bunkie was Native American. Of course I got to my first camp the day after smoking was banned both for convicts and staff. Later when I lost a custody level a pack of cigarettes cost $160 but again I smoked free as I was on a road crew under the gun with two cool guards that didn't smoke but looked the other way. Amazing how much violence could be prevented and or ended with a nice pull off a Newport. Meanwhile the ladies could buy cigarettes from Canteen. Oh yeah, I went in September '09 for heroin related charges and came out clean for the first time in 20 years and it felt great. Still do and do what I can to help others get off that shit that most likely started with big pharma.

@r-pupz7032

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations on getting clean, I'm 6 years off heroin. It's disgusting how big pharma pushed opioid pills onto people despite knowing how addictive they are.. here in the UK it isn't such a big problem as our health system isn't private so there isn't the same financial incentives for doctors to prescribe opioids and big pharma doesn't make as much profit here, but I know the situation is really bad in the US and it makes my blood boil! No one deserves to have their life ruined by pain pills. Hope you're doing well now!

Hey Larry, I’m a big fan of yours. I just wanted to pop in to the comments and say hello. I caught a lot of your videos and this one was really funny and interesting to me because

I love how you have turned intro your own merch/media industry!

I work in a prison in Germany (as a counsellor) and smoking is allowed over here. when you walk across the yard you will see all the inmates standing at the windows of their cells to smoke, almost everyone does it. Cigarettes can be bought on commisary (lots of different brands) but can also be sent in christmas packages or be bought by family members at a visit, theres a vending machine selling them in the visiting room. and as a staff member youll get asked 50 times a day if you can buy some from said machine by inmates who dont get visits lol

@prd2bxnavy1366

2 жыл бұрын

When it comes to prisons, Europe has always been ahead of the curve. There is a level of basic human compassion towards the incarcerated. Much respect to the German CO's.

@emmi5544

2 жыл бұрын

@@prd2bxnavy1366 from what I’ve seen from American prisons I do think european/German ones are a bit more relaxed and have a higher standard in multiple aspects but there is still a lot wrong with prisons over here as well. Most guards are unfriendly and think they’re better than anyone, there are more crimes committed by guards than inmates inside our prisons, a lot of them love to play games with inmates, there is a lot wrong with the job and money systems inside the prisons etc etc. but yeah, still better than what I see from other countries

@the_bottomfragger

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting comment to read! I'm not exactly sure what your job as a counsellor is but I wish you the best of luck and that you can make the place a bit better. Alles Gute dir!

@djxeroic1436

2 жыл бұрын

French prisons are no joke.

@tigernotwoods914

2 жыл бұрын

@@prd2bxnavy1366 in modern times, yes. Historically not. Depends on the country as well. Some western and Central European countries, yes. Eastern Europe and the UK is probably the same as the US I reckon.

If I ever get sentenced to prison, I'll be binge watching Lawton so my survival chances get a 'force multiplier'

another great discussion

I told my son about your cigars coming out in August. He's excited to try them out!! He loves a good cigar!!

Mild Devil's advocate here. Some people like myself are very sensitive to tobacco smoke. It doesn't bother my sinuses much to be around someone smoking but the prolonged exposure to that smell that gets caked onto everything in an enclosed space totally gets to me. Even a person coming from one of those places can trigger a migraine in me. So I'd be fine with tobacco in prison as long as they allowed plenty of yard time and only allowed tobacco outside. I love my dad but he's a smoker and staying in his house is miserable for me just because of the tobacco dust in his place. It's so bad that when he sends me a letter in the mail I can smell his letter when I open my PO BOX.

@schnoz2372

2 жыл бұрын

Damn good point.

Personally, as a smoker since teen years, I've rolled my tobacco with pages from the bible (best, thinnest paper you can find for), old yellow telephone books (2nd best), dryed tree leaves and basically anything that was at hand at the dire times!

@alexisjuillard4816

2 жыл бұрын

Dried tree leaves now thats something to be proud (or ashamed depends on how you see it) of how did you even manage that? I agree the bible is a great rolling supply, the only better one perhaps exept actaul rolling paper is that brown paper you get when you order something in a cardboard box or stuffed in new shoes. Not all of them but some are real thin eveb more then bible pages and less rigid

@JDoeX

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexisjuillard4816 You basically take a regular, fallen tree leaf, roll it up. Leave it to dry for 2 days and you have something very similar to a blunt or a cigar wrap. Key is to roll it up before it's too dry or it crumbles. I made about 2 cartons worth of tree-leaf cigarettes every week, I'd just go and stash my pockets with tree leaves during rec time and roll 'em up and leave 'em to dry.

@glennduke5853

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexisjuillard4816 The Bible is great!

I've been subbed for a few years now Larry. I like you. Real.

Been following you for a while now, but this is actually the first video I'm watching. It's really entertaining and interesting! As a wanting to be writer (still in concept proces and learning on the way, but getting there) this is just solid and good information for the prison scenes I need to write. I want to make it feel more realistic and this is helping a lot. And you're a great storyteller!

I got locked up a long, long time ago, we had Top tobacco in our commissary. Might as well have been smoking the stuff you scrape out from under the mower 🤮

Love how you referred to Goldy as, "her" and "she" lmao. Larry respected Goldy's "gender identity", back then lol.

@lillythepone2994

2 жыл бұрын

Larry is a trans ally

@hoosierflatty6435

2 жыл бұрын

Might be a smart move in the fucked up world of prison, but it's completely false. Goldy was, is, and will always be a he.

@charlescarter4608

2 жыл бұрын

@@hoosierflatty6435 Well yeah, of course

@ramadansteve1715

Жыл бұрын

​@@hoosierflatty6435 Wrong, I know you didn't learn this before you dropped out, but the overwhelming consensus among scientists is that gender is a sociological spectrum related to but distinct from biological sex Let me know if you need help with the big words, champ

@nolanhauge

Жыл бұрын

@@ramadansteve1715I’m pretty sure you’re the one who dropped out. There are only 2 genders. Just because you cut your dick off doesn’t mean you’re a girl. You’re just a boy with a chopped off dick

Hey Larry! Long time since I watched one of your videos but when you said you're gonna be releasing your own cigars, I'll tell you I JUMPED UP AND DOWN! The second they release I'll be buying!

Love your shows Brother...

Can’t wait to try one of your cigars. I’ve never smoked cigarettes, but since I started with cigars a couple years ago my anxiety has lowered to the point I don’t need anxiety meds anymore.

Hey Larry, great to see you. How’s your day going? I slept through the premiere

ayyyy yo your cigs really fire thx L!

Man. You should think of doing a speaking tour to troubled people. You're such a inspiration.

Hello Larry, I’ve been watching your videos for a long time now and I keep recommending that you should watch and review the series of episodes of Criminal Minds where Spencer is falsely imprisoned in Mexico because I would love to see your take on it. Keep up the good work and thanks for being so inspiring.

Its crazy that you make a good video every day

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

3x a week plus the podcasts , but who’s counting 😂

Hell yeah!!!!!! Thanks Larry!!!!!!

In rehab; we blew the smoke into the ceiling vents. Love your vids. Larry.

New studio is looking good. Todays podcast was a nice Thursday surprise

Thank you ive always wondered

Love the vids larry ! Big up the jewel thief

Hey Larry, the year you first went to prison is the year i was born!! Love it!

Great video Larry! Always appreciate a valuable and well thought video from you. Would you ever be interested in doing a video analyzing the rapper Tay-k's case? Have an awesome day Larry. Much love !

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that

Watching these Videos being a guard I love the info and my job it helps me learn more.

Love me some Bugler. Great video Larry!

First of all, I love ya Larry, you inspired me to go for my Criminal Justice masters degree to really make a change in the system, thank you! Secondly, I was wondering, that second picture you put up of you in prison with all the beds with the green sheets, where was that? Was that a dorm style unit or like a lower security unit?