I was addicted to painkillers, then heroin for about 9 years. Struggled badly, did a lot of ugly shit, and wrecked anything good I had in life until I was on the street trying to survive. My last good friend was the only person I had left in the world, and he ended up dying in my arms, OD'd on laced H we scored together. After that I found my will to live again and I began an IOP (intensive outpatient program) with some help from a social worker. I've been clean for 6 years now, turned 31 last month. People like Larry helped me find my way out of a hell of my own making.

@Justin-pe9cl

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations!

@gibby2937

2 жыл бұрын

@@Justin-pe9cl Am I hearing things or did Larry just snitch out the whole U.S. prison population by exposing all the different ways they smuggle drugs into the system? I'm sure that all the guards and wardens are watching this video with keen interest.

@colinhoma7239

2 жыл бұрын

Keep fighting brother. Sorry to hear about your friend.. stay strong

@frenchabortion

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you buddy

@Clixy

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats brother sorry for your loss🙏

I was a poly addict. Addicted to opiates, benzos & stimulants. I actually have 1 year and 4 months sober! I was able to detox by myself from everything at home. it was hell but I'm so glad I went thro it because I'm so much better now. if I can get sober, ANYONE can! ❤

@bleddynwolf8463

2 жыл бұрын

hell yeah, well done

@makinamuerte7590

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats! I'm a recovering heroin addict as well. I'll have 20 months clean n sober at the end of this month

@66shaggy77

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations 👏 Keep passing on your story, it's easy to lose hope‼️💯👊🏼✌🏼

@bri9734

2 жыл бұрын

Proud of you 👏🏼

@Carv97

2 жыл бұрын

Same here!! Good shit we know how hard it is to get sober when the dopes all we know… proud of you I got 1 year and 3 months ! Keep up the good work

I love LSD but can't imagine doing a trip in prison than feeling of being trapped in a room would be amplified plus the prison noises would be horrific

@TurboEZ666

2 жыл бұрын

Right bro I couldn’t imagine being locked up tripping balls… or maybe it would help be accept my situation better. Idk who knows it’s different everytime you take it.

@TurboEZ666

2 жыл бұрын

Listen to 13:12 💯💯

@poppinmycollar423

2 жыл бұрын

LSD & meth (even coke for that matter) are the 2 main things I was always terrified of going to jail on, but hands down I'd lose my shit with LSD

@celestialxenomusic

2 жыл бұрын

yeah same. probably a fucking horrible trip.

@poppinmycollar423

2 жыл бұрын

@@celestialxenomusic I made it into jail once with a bunch of Adderall pills and morphine pills and Ativan. Needless to say I gave the Adderall away didn't even try to sell it but I kept the other s***

I was convicted of drug possession in 2015 and was sentenced to 18months in a minimum security facility in Cali... After 2 failed attempts to get drugs smuggled in, I caught an additional 4 years and was transferred to a maximum facility penitentiary at Salinas Valley.. I met an ex-bank robber there who stabbed me in the shoulder during a poker game, over a 35 cent top ramen. Good guy though, we became best friends and later on, he saved my life 🙏

@dfgndfghdfghdfgh

2 жыл бұрын

Salinas Valley looks rough

@alyssahamlett

2 жыл бұрын

well daMN 😂

@LilBurpee

2 жыл бұрын

Salinas Valley Level 4 was an absolute nightmare. I have several videos about it on my channel. Prison is a rough place when you are unforeseeably & regrettably given the nickname "Lil Burpee"

@babakazi808

2 жыл бұрын

Aye burpee!!!!

@LilBurpee

2 жыл бұрын

@ContradictoryCrow 4/20

Larry is so on point. Seen so many drugs in the five years I did in federal prison. Inmates are so creative. The drugs so small. I personally stayed away. DIdnt want the headache. Was fun to watch. Great video

@stephaniehall4953

2 жыл бұрын

LookUp Prison Fight - Jumped Over a Jump Rope 🔥 It’s hilarious 😂

@fatcontrollerproductions9910

2 жыл бұрын

May I ask what you were in for?

@wyattcarver3601

2 жыл бұрын

@@fatcontrollerproductions9910 i mean why though? it’s a random person on the internet, making a comment nothing about you. why do you think to ask what they were in for💀

@blank1778

2 жыл бұрын

Heard that sh** is just too expensive even for some bud

@vule2327

11 ай бұрын

​@@wyattcarver3601maybe hes just curious? ☠️

So glad you are sober and free! I could listen to you for hours. I'm showing your channel to two relatives that have been recovering from drugs and alcohol since last year. One of them just hit 1 year. To addicts out there: we love you. Get sober today!

Like you said “There are more drugs in prison than the streets”

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

It would actually surprise you how easy it is to obtain anything you want in prison

@mlgjan5046

2 жыл бұрын

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief except good weed :(

I appreciate your stand in the matter, i 100% agree with you . Sometimes i'm called crazy when i say that the drug war is a freaking waste of money...

@sgtcreasegrease

2 жыл бұрын

Most people that think you're crazy for that probably don't have it directly effect them and are just fed bullshit by the media and politics and really don't have any grounds to speak on it.

@johntaranto29

2 жыл бұрын

Its way worse than a waste of money. It's a waste of human life.

@melvinmerkelhopper5752

2 жыл бұрын

What did you think of that Silk Road thing that happened a while ago?

@LetsSingTheDoomSong

Жыл бұрын

@@melvinmerkelhopper5752 its a bunch of bullshit. Clearly the feds put Ross Ulbricht in prison for so long to "make an example out of him," but I also wouldn't be surprised if they were also just butthurt that Ross beat them at their own game for so long.

@theamazingagnostic2819

5 ай бұрын

Cold take

Larry Lawton is a national treasure

9:06 "it like a slot machine!" HAHAHAHA IM DYING 😂😂

Ngl I don't know how I would stay sane in prison without drugs or alcohol, and with my family history I know that would spiral down fast. Much respect to you for not going down the spiral slide.

@vomitneck

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of people would consider things like LSD and marijuana to be medicine to begin with. If prisons werent already something that should be abolished, prisoners should be allowed to use them openly.

@brohen

2 жыл бұрын

@@vomitneck I do agree with that, if even only pot was legal in the prison system it would help me avoid so many issues that I know I would have just due to how I am.

@alyssahamlett

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a heroin addict and I never touched a drug in prison had no desire it's not worth it too many snitches it wouldn't even be enjoyable

@alyssahamlett

2 жыл бұрын

@@brohen prison doesn't care how u are u fall in line or sit In the hole, ur choice

@brohen

2 жыл бұрын

@@alyssahamlett I just know how I am, if any autonomy is removed from my life I lose it. I lash out, I self sabatoge, etc. Plain and simple.

You've been teasing this video for a while, great watch as always!

I would like to see more videos on specifics on how you would change the prison system/laws. Your videos are a great help

I know it's going to be a good day when Larry uploads.

Wow you spoke the TRUTH!! I don’t usually follow these channels but yours is on another level

What you say about you controlling the drugs, and not letting the drugs controlling you is so on point. This is surcharges a huge problem, but it needs rehab NOT incarceration

As a recovering addict, and I work with addicts, there is no “controlled use”. It’s all or none. Love your videos, thank you!

I respect you so much I hope your chanel blows up enough for you to make a difference in the American prison system

I hope you have figured out a good video posting algorithm but for some reason I’m subscribed to you but haven’t seen a video from you in like 2 weeks. Your videos have given the general public a look in and I really appreciate it. Lol you have completely changed my mindset on how I would do on the inside. Not gonna lie these stories have made me really not want to get into trouble!

Larry, I love you man. I love your content, keep up the good work! Have a great Easter with you family

Hi Larry, one of my aunt and uncles worked at high dessert state prison. They told a story about a drone flying over the prison and dropping a package of drugs inside.

You're just straight up, and that's to be respected man

My ex was a CO in the Texas prison system and the amount of inmates deaths and hospital visits from K2 was extremely alarming.

Loved the video, great topic👍

Great advice as always Larry

ONE PLACE I WOULD ""NEVER" WANNA TAKE ""ACID" OR SHROOMS, IS ""PRISON""!!!!

Love the work Larry keep up the grind

Larry I’ve been a fan since around 60k subscribers. It’s been a crazy couple years and the growth is crazy it doesn’t stop lol. Keep up your amazing work your videos never get old.

@beergod40oz70

2 жыл бұрын

🍪

Hey Larry great vid! Quick question for your next Q & A… Would prisons decide what movies y’all were watching or did you guys have some freedom to choose out of a bin or something. Also would they allow you to watch movies like “Shawshank Redemption” or others that could inspire inmates to fight the system? Just wondering a little more about the psychology practices they enforce to make the inmates “lose hope”. Thanks!

@rawtawkofficial8484

2 жыл бұрын

In Scotland one of the prisons I've been in we had two satellite channels which each hall would take turns to choose what we'd watch. One day it could he game of thrones, the next it could be cricket! There's also a DVD rental service where you can get 3 dvds per cell from a prepared list (a very random list from non rated films to violent/drug-use films). In answer to your question about films like Shawshank - yes, there are films that involve prison escapes, but I feel that they maybe slip through the net or whatever, or maybe their just cool with us watching it, who knows, but the last time I was in prison I got Papillon. Great film! I also watched 'the maze' which is a bit closer to home as it's based on an escape from a prison in northern Ireland. During my time in prison in my past we used to discuss possible escape plans just for fun. These plans always hit a brick wall when we'd get to the realisation that we would need so much help on the outside that it would take a hell of a lot of planning. But it was fun to play on to pass time. Take care people and always remember people deserve more than one, two or several chances - don't give up on them.

@joelglanton6531

2 жыл бұрын

I was in jail when the last few episodes of the final season of Breaking Bad was on and we watched it on time every time simply because the COs were not missing that just because they were at work lol. I remember we watched the third-to-last episode or whichever that everyone follows Walt out to the desert when he thinks Jesse has his barrels of money, and then Hank and his partner place him under arrest- when the convoy of Nazis all rolled up on the two DEA agents, EVERYONE in the jail was cheering. I mean not just the whites but everyone! I remember the COs were kind of shook because it damn near sounded like a riot!

@daintyGorilla

Жыл бұрын

@@joelglanton6531 that sounds like a good time 😊 Breaking Bad is the best !!!!!

Man you really hit me hard with that “you have to be in control don’t let it control you” thanks a lot man 🙏🏼 love your work keep it up my man 👍🏼❤️

Keep up the great videos Lar. Peace n love from NJ 🍁

“It’s like a slot machine “.😂. Always cracking me up Larry

Hey Larry I just watched a bunch of your videos and gotta say you’re a funny, down to earth, authentic, genuine individual!!! I wanna say that you tell these horrible, violent, traumatic stories sometimes for our entertainment but I can tell that certain stories effect you negatively on a DEEP level and even though you laugh through the tale I can see the scar it has left on your soul and it’s times like those I wanna say thank you Larry Lawton and if I could I’d give ya a big hug my dude!!! Man to man keep fighting the good fight brother

I was an alcoholic from 2020-2022. Drank almost every day for 2 years. Got clean earlier this year and now I plan out whenever I'm gonna drink far in advance. Only at New Year's Day and at my dads wedding in a couple weeks.

Ha! @ 9:52 "What they do do" when talking about suitcasing...nice one Lar😂

Great video Larry

What larry is saying about absorbing liquid LSD into a greeting card type thing and cutting it up into blotters, it should work with most drugs that are water soluble (absorbs in water evenly and perfectly). Infact, nowadays since lsd isnt that common anymore (still exists thought), inmates use the same exact method but for Meth. Meth absorbs perfectly and water and often they will spray it on a greeting card with a spray bottle or the process Larry describes. fire video super insightful and informative 🔥🔥🔥

My uncle did 12 years in a state facility in oklahoma, he talked about how they would smuggle meth into prison by spraying birthday cards with liquid meth and then once it dries you crush the card and all the crystals fall off onto a paper and you divvy it up into caps or papers

@user-mu2mp8ll6c

11 сағат бұрын

I seen them do that with acid on stamps too

Cant wait to watch it!

Hey Larry, I love this video as usual! Really liked the acid part. Did you know it doesnt have to be JUST acid that is put on that paper?

Does Larry reply 🔥

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

Do I reply …. Pshh

Larry you should review Gordon Ramsay's Cooking in Prison series, its a great show and I would love to see your take on it.

@galvidmar1247

2 жыл бұрын

I think youre not the only one that wants this

@lancetennenbaum2509

2 жыл бұрын

This is a great idea!

@LilBurpee

2 жыл бұрын

HELL YEAH 🔥

@LarryLawtonJewelThief

2 жыл бұрын

Didn’t even know there was a series on that! I will check it out now

@taboodorito

2 жыл бұрын

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief I'm sure you'll love it! It's a 4 part series, each episode is around 40 minutes so it might be a bit long but the first episode will get you the jist of it.

Thanks. I always wondered how contraband got into prisons. Obviously corrupt guards; but, body cavities? Your heart is gold: not putting a loved one in jeopardy, education not punishment.

Best video in a year dude. thanks 💚

If a person has a addiction they will never stop until they are ready . I was addicted to heroin and eventually got so sick of making my plug richer than he was . Wouldn’t wish opioid addiction on my worst enemy.

Hey Larry, I have to say that you are doing great. You went to prison for years and got out to do better than me who went to college to get a degree. I would pay a million dollars for your speaking ability. You are always entertaining to listen to. You get views because that ability, your content happens to be interesting the way you say it. If your content ever had to change, you would do just as well or better I think. Just talking to the way you do, that is a million dollar ability.

@ia8767

2 жыл бұрын

OK Ken thanks for your reply

@WalterClements.official

Жыл бұрын

@@ia8767 you are welcome

Thanks for the tutorial! 😁

Hey Larry, how’s your day going? I’m excited for this video - Ben

Hey Larry - I think you were *"therapizing"* yourself in a way with the Acid trips. They say that and I've used it and mushrooms myself for psychedelic experiences dealing with trauma, isolation, PTSD, Depression etc. There are actual Psilocybin shops opening up in Canada here and it's supposed to be legal in the future. Psychedelics force us to look inward and sometimes confront the feelings and experiences or traumas and it has great therapeutic benefits if you're in the right mindset to use them.

@Renwoxing13

2 жыл бұрын

Yea psychs are better. I tried smoking weed again after years of being clean of it for therapeutic reasons… fuck that shit. If you ever watched the skit from key & peele about the drug psa … that is what weed was like for my insecurities, stresses, anxieties, etc. Psychs are the way to go. I mean it even has the word psyche in it !

Larry, I served as a CO in county for 4 years. Worst job of my life, and it had nothing to do with folks incarcerated. By and large co-workers were the worst. People putting on the uniform and becoming "Superman". Anyways, I've seen interesting stuff getting in, even for county--which was zero contact visits. Folks using the hand sanitizer to strain through coffee makers in the kitchen to get drunk as hell, people coming in to put money on the kiosk and using the bathroom, only to tap drugs under a sink in the bathroom which the inmate workers would go to clean. When people have nothing but time.. and watch everything those who run the institution do.. You can get crazy shit done. I've seen shanks made from TP and works of art sadly confiscated made painstakingly from anything and everything. I am thankful for the experience, and met some really interesting people (mostly inmates).

@phlushphish793

2 жыл бұрын

Still, the people bringing in contraband are risking 5 yr.s prison for what? To get a loved one in prison high? Like Larry said, why would put someone you love in jeopardy like that? Especially if they're the caretaker of your children!

@kaykayheri

2 жыл бұрын

@@phlushphish793 un

@christophermitchell2780

2 жыл бұрын

@@phlushphish793 I've seen it, and found the contraband. Not only that, but the county system is no-contact. And the admission area has a public bathroom area. It was really easy for people to use the bathroom and tape dope under the toilet and if COs charged with searching areas were either lazy or didn't bother to do it to begin with, which was rather common, drugs would be obtained by the worker inmates during the overnight hours. The facility I worked at had to change the hand dispensers throughout to dispense suds instead of alcohol gel because people were taking it and straining it through the coffee makers in the kitchen overnight and getting wasted. They were only caught because a worker was stopped by a LT and was so fucking trashed he couldn't stand while cleaning. Where there is a will, there is always a way. Not only that.. but one thing we were always taught: we were there for maybe 8 hours a day. Inmates had 24/7 to think of ways to do anything they wanted. And they got shit done.

@moodfm5673

2 жыл бұрын

bro putting hand sanitizer through a coffee maker you might as well be drinking rubbing alcohol good way to go blind

New sub keep these stories coming

Larry love your vids really interesting and educational

I just wrote a comment asking about this the other day and now we got a video about it? Awesome! By the way, I agree. Drugs should be legalized/decriminalized. I was addicted to prescription painkillers. I had a friend who got addicted to heroin around the same time. He died, I didn't. The reason is because the stuff I was getting was prescription narcotics that I personally got from the pharmacy. I didn't have to worry about fentanyl contamination. I lived, never got arrested(thank GOD, the stories you tell are horrific), and today I'm sober and a contributing member of society. I work in a machine shop although I dunno how long I'ma work there cuz my boss drives me nuts. But that's another topic for another day lmao. Thanks for the video Larry.

@joebrinson5040

2 жыл бұрын

Using should be decriminalized. Distribution should not.

@bigvinnie3

2 жыл бұрын

@@joebrinson5040 Except that doesn't solve anything Its an unideal half measure still better than locking users up but not great. Drugs on the street still risk contamination purity and dosage is still unknown to the end users. Not to mention the money made in the industry will still go to buying a drug lord his gold AKs and 3rd Ferrari. If distribution was regulated and taxed by the state money could go to treatment and education programs while the dosage would be know along with purity to the end user.

@joebrinson5040

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigvinnie3 so, you support the idea that people who are so callous and indifferent to others that they distribute drugs and destroy countless lives should be allowed to do so? Besides that, you expect me and every other tax payer to willingly pay for and participate in the drug use of others?

Hope everyone that sees this has a good day

@lisafranklin9089

2 жыл бұрын

You, too honey

Thanks .for spitting the real fact for the public. reminds me of some stuff that went on inside .

Hey Lar, this is really interesting. The corruption is no surprise in any prison system. I'm glad people are able to break addictions. I was addicted at a very young age to coke , not the drink, for a little over 2 years. The worst descension I've ever made. Ruined my savings, my friends, ruined my credit score, and even saw someone lose their life over a pound of weed. I agree addiction makes you do CRAZY things, but you can beat it! Proud to say I've been clean since 1/1/20!

Hey Larry. Long time viewer. Just wanted to let you know that the Toronto South Detention Center Has x-ray machines. It's a thing that runs above you and scans. You can't hide ANYTHING. Loving the videos! Keep 'em coming.

@God-ch8lq

2 жыл бұрын

simple: replace half your body with cybernetics with storage slots in em disguised to look to an xray like ordinary machinery if someone asks, its because u lost ur arms and legs in an accident, but really, it was because i chopped em off and replaced em w/ makeshift cyborg bits n bobs, which are far better than ur weak mortal flesh, can disembowel a man with just a plastic spoon, useful were you to get into fights

Takes me back to the 9th precinct in N.Y.C. Ironically enough I was busted for selling buds. This was back during the Jim Giuliani clean sweep. Luckily I was looking to buy and I guess that was ok. But when I was in the 9th P this one kid comes in and starts chewing on his cuff on his jacket. Kid starts pulling out tiny little nickle bags. They blazed right up in holding. Made no sense to me why someone would smoke up in holding, but they did. I fought and fought and finally got off. No btw, I did not smoke in holding.

Got rid of cigs and the whole yard turned into a royal rumble lol

Another excellent video!

That last statement you made about not letting whatever it is you can't control control you really hit me. I've got a food problem with Covid -- I'm not overweight, really, I'm 160lbs at 5'9" but I keep spending money on takeout every other night... Do you have any advice for kicking habits like this?

@TheBlackSpartan103

2 жыл бұрын

if you don't like what you're doing then I suggest making something remind you not to do that thing like for example if you don't like spending too much on takeouts then make a note and put it on your door (because thats where you leave at so you can't miss it) reminding you not to do it or if that doesn't work talk to someone or put some sort of consequence on yourself if you do do it.

@charlescourtwright2229

2 жыл бұрын

get in the habit of budgeting, say $150 dollars for food a month, if your by yourself, thats $5 dollars per day on food, you could eat some pricy stuff

@googiegress7459

2 жыл бұрын

You can write down and preferably tell people you care about what your difficulty is and what you want to change. When there's accountability it gives you one more pressure to do better. Try to identify what triggers your takeout behavior. When you can attack those triggers, it can be more successful. Increase the friction in the behavior you want to stop, and decrease the friction in the behavior you want to improve. So, delete the ordering apps from your phone (you could still use your browser to get there if you had to), remove the bookmark on your computer leading to the ordering site. Remove your payment info so you have to enter it every time. At the same time, go out and buy groceries you would like to eat. Maybe at first you spend more on the groceries than you did on takeout, as a bribe for yourself, but over time you can budget that lower. But if you have a fridge and pantry with yummy stuff in it, you're more likely to head there for the instant gratification instead of ordering and waiting for delivery. The takeout is, I guarantee you, WAY more expensive than if you made that food at home. It's WAY less healthy. And including delivery time, it takes about as long to get your food as if you cooked! You can also build a good habit of coming home and heading straight to the fridge to decide what to cook. Just head in there and get some rice boiling or whatever, pull out some ingredients. This is really good if your takeout trigger is coming home, getting busy with something, and then getting hungry late when you don't have energy to cook. Keep a diary of what you eat. This will also help track healthy eating. This isn't about making you feel bad about failing and ordering takeout, it's more about making sure you are definitely aware of everything you're doing. You can also make takeout less attractive by trying to enforce a rule for yourself that you will only order from a narrow selection of restaurants, maybe only one. Then if you can stick with that at least, you may get bored with the food at the one place and choose home food. But if you could control your ordering to that extent, I doubt you'd have as much trouble controlling your ordering at all, so this suggestion is probably the weakest I have for you.

@googiegress7459

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, I forgot leftovers. You ought to cook a dinner enough for you to eat and put away leftovers in the fridge. Put it in reusable plastic containers. Then when you head out in the morning you can grab a container for your lunch. If you cook every night, and set aside two meals worth of leftovers each time, there will be a variety of meals to pick from for your lunch, and occasionally you can eat a leftover meal for dinner instead of cooking. Try not to keep the leftovers longer than maybe 3-4 days, as they do spoil. But you can rotate through them so you're not eating the same meal twice in a row. Also you can cook a particular ingredient and use it in a later recipe: rice is famous for this, but it could be meat or a veg that you make into something different. A baked or boiled potato can become mashed potato the next day. A boiled egg can become an egg salad sandwich or a devilled egg instead. Bread can become french toast, or croutons, or breadcrumbs. EDIT: Also you can stick a leftover container in the freezer if it's microwaveable. Instant frozen dinner; it'll take a lot longer to spoil. But make sure you do this with containers that are good quality and won't melt on you in the microwave. You might just pop the brick of frozen food out of the container and nuke it on a ceramic dinner plate instead, which is totally safe.

@blank1778

2 жыл бұрын

Fast food is proven to affect the brain just like any other drugs. I mean if you got money and don’t know how to cook you could always order everything to cook a meal with a cooking book. That’s why I eat fast food so much I can’t cook for sh** cooking classes would help. Keep busy would help you if it’s boredom like a new hobby. Try to figure out why your eating so much fast food and change it from there it might not work at first because it does affect your brain chemically like drugs but keep on trying it’s all about how strong you are mentally

Hey Larry! When you said “sell” between inmates im assuming that’s with stamp books. What about the dude you said was making 10K a year? He was paying a bunch of people to help run his operation so how did he get USD for the sales of his drugs?

@googiegress7459

2 жыл бұрын

Green dot cards and help from outside?

@birdlawyer6191

2 жыл бұрын

He talks about it at 20:20. Your people will send dudes people the money on the street.

Thanks for keeping it real

cheers for the video 👍👍

I appreciate the concern about drugs and how they get in prison, for my communications class I did a speech yesterday about the concern for drugs in prison, solitary confinement, and prison reformation in general. I advocated for better members in Congress to be elected for prison reform, in which case a committee will be held in regard to prison reform, no more expected visits, they would be secret. And to help with the drugs I advocated to pass the 1129 Prison Reformation Bill.

@alyssahamlett

2 жыл бұрын

what is 1129 prison reformation bill...even Google doesn't know..is that the bill ur proposing for ur class?

@joelglanton6531

2 жыл бұрын

So what did you propose, that the prison will spontaneously tell family members when to come visit and they have to drop everything or miss their visit?

@joshuaoldt5787

2 жыл бұрын

@@joelglanton6531 Yes

@wyattcarver3601

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshuaoldt5787 well that’s quite possibly the stupidest shit 💀

An abusive stepfather used to force my mum to smuggle drugs into him and the prison caught on so one day we went to visit I was like 8 was wearing a little hoody the officers took mum aside to be searched so she quickly dumped what she had in the hood of my jumper and made me go stand in the bathroom. Luckily she didn't get arrested and seeing the fear and panic on her child's face that day were enough to make her drop the guy and never speak to him again. However on suspicion she was banned from visiting any jail in Australia for life so if me or a sibling ever get arrested out mum will never see us again. She there away part of her life for a guy. Not worth it

@ Larry Lawton ,you & your wisdom brought back teenage memories in the 1990s. LSD / Acid trips. Every time I look at the ceiling I see red blinking dots . I always felt like I was on the Starship Enterprise,1701 Thank you bro . Orlando Florida USA

Hey Larry, maybe you can do something about card games and other games in prison? Would be interesting. Keep up the good work, man! Awesome channel.

I have done enough drugs, luckily never got addicted to anything. But I've seen what addiction does, its fucked up. Guys who you thought were the greatest guys in the world and were some of your best friends, would lie to you and steal from you if their needs overpowered them. Then I still want to help them, but more often than not there is nothing you can do and they will lose everything.

Larry, could you review to catch a Predator? I'd love to hear a review. I have a feeling it'd be a good review because you go over every fact.

@jee911

2 жыл бұрын

The only reason I ask this is because with te smuggling of drugs, you know they smuggle weapons in. I know prisoners hate child Predators. Maybe a weapon to do some damage to said predator

Thank you Larry 💪 awesome dude 🍿,I remember the LSD,still smoke the weed,no jail rehab,but the person has to want help,still working on my drinking problem.

Larry your a smart guy and everything you say works the exact same way up here in Canada in our prison system. Yep!!

Larry my homeie

Acid was one hell of a drug. I remember popping one before school back in the 80's. Never did it again.

@niclasc2152

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like fun memories haha

@blank1778

2 жыл бұрын

Pure mdma in school Idk what’s worse lol

@mlgjan5046

2 жыл бұрын

Acids a therapeutic tool, lmao and idk why would you even pop acid before school. Sounds like a nightmare

@blank1778

2 жыл бұрын

@@mlgjan5046 amen

@user-mu2mp8ll6c

11 сағат бұрын

Imagine in prison with people screaming and making all that noise

Greetings from FINLAND brother , love watching your videos .

Good video, this was actually interesting 🤔

Haha!!! F'kin hilarious!! 6 quarter rolls up his ass, believe me, I couldn't believe that could be done!! Larry, you're a legend!!!! TOTALLY LOVE your channel, and a good trip!!!!! You have such a great way of sharing your knowledge and experiences inside and outside of prison, such a cool guy!! Much love and respect, from Belfast, Ireland. Keep well!!!!

@googiegress7459

2 жыл бұрын

There's a documentary but you can look up clips online, I think it was called Goatse.

@theevilneedle1285

2 жыл бұрын

@@googiegress7459 Hey, thanks for the documentary recommendation!! I will check it out!! Peace

Larry 🔥

control it,,, dont let it control you...so true.. took me 20 years to get it under control... Great Content

Larry Lawton the legend. Loving the videos 🙌

When I was at job corps I was selling a dime bag of weed for 30$ and a dime back of crack for 50 I was able to sell it for whatever price I wanted because there was only a few plugs on my center and we were all on the same page so they weren't going to go anywhere else cheaper

@kaos1874

2 жыл бұрын

.5 is what my dime bags were also so less then 1 gram for those prices

I tryed marijuana as a kid but wasn't my thing but I am still glad canada legalized it to save me alot of tax money.

_Da 🐐 Larry uploads again!!!_

@MirageUchiha

2 жыл бұрын

edit: Larry*

Thank you for the video! ☺♥☼

I actually got in trouble for this very thing my husband was doing time in Newton Iowa in the minimum security prison in the release center of Newton prison he has he asked me to bring up tobacco and I bought some drop dead off where the workers work out in the yard in the field or whatever it is and they got him and they were going to charge me with a felony mandatory five years in Iowa no s*** had it happened to me and thank God my husband corrected himself and and told them ask them rather not to charge me I had this security department called me the director of security Scott Miller and Newton correctional facility trying to intimidate me tell me he was going to charge me I told him to do what he had to do and that was that but yeah I thought it was pretty f***** up and my husband to ask me to do that cuz I could have took me away from my kids my dog my house and we would have lost everything for him to make a couple f****** dollars on a tube of tobacco

@dreaaasarahi6136

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t even imagine if someone was to get caught bringing something to a federal prison

@Yellow13200

Жыл бұрын

For the love of God learn to punctuate sentences

@mugnuz

Жыл бұрын

I hope hes not your husband anymore and you learn how to form sentences....

Drugs go in drugs go out, you can't explained that- bill o Reilly Jokes aside wheres there's a will theres a way for everything

I love that poster right over your right shoulder!!!

Thanks for the tutorial

I've seen 14 dudes all smoke meth in the Pod, with legit glass meth pipes and bic lighters. No joke! I was even surprised, like how did you get legit dope pipes? Hahaha. I'm sure it was stuck in a man purse. Hahaha.

When I went to prison they put me in general population and within one hour I was high as a kite all it cost me was a few packets of Top Ramen noodles I'm just glad that they do not allow cigarettes in prison no more I am allergic as hell the cigarettes I have an asthma attack every time I smell that shit

I could see having a wild ass time in the chain gang tripping nuts lol

wow never heard the acid as a card thing, guys come up wit some crazy ways on doing things

Larry have you ever had to fight on acid? I did once and felt like superman. I was throwing this dude all over the place

@God-ch8lq

2 жыл бұрын

were you actually thorwing thaf dude all over the place? or were you hallucintaing that you did

@yommmrr

2 жыл бұрын

@@God-ch8lq I remember throwing him into walls with near zero effort.

So sad. It's bad enough that someone is sentenced to prison. It's worse that they end of addicted , more misery. 😪 I truly believe that we shouldn't punish the addicted. They need help not punishment. Drug pushers on the other hand, that's another story. You're right Larry, wherever human beings are, there is potential for corruption. 😢

I’m glad there are other people who have some common sense with regards to drugs. The drug war needs to end, it has only caused more suffering throughout the country.

My cellie used to make binkie outfits with a fuse glass epoxy and needle. So innovative.

Alcohol is a drug. I dunno why people like to classify alcohol differently.

@bertrandlewis4906

4 ай бұрын

Of course it's a drug. Nicotine too. Society views them differently than other substances such as Cocaine, Heroin or Methamphetamine.

i think legalizing drugs would actually help more ppl than it would hurt. there is lots of ppl that are addicted to drugs but since those are illegal they are too afraid to get help since they will get into legal trouble. also legalizing drugs would help with quality of them, when u buy some from shady dealers from streets u have no idea how clean those drugs are and street drugs can be way more dangerous than something that would have been made with quality control. also weed farms would give ppl more jobs

“It’s like a slot machine”. I nearly died laughing when you said that.

My dad is a teacher for inmates at the fedmed in springfield. He told me that people are flying drones up to prison windows to transfer drugs and knives.