If I just change and I follow what they just told me and
I'm a good person from here on out.
Then
I'm gonna believe that my life will change. The karma is gonna stop here.
I'll still have to deal with repercussions or whatever I've done in my life. But from
this minute on,
I can move forward. It teaches you living with others, changing your habits,
your lifestyle, when to notice that
your life is getting out of balance, when to know when you need to reach out.
Things like that that are
beat into you every day in a good way. But you can't go anywhere.
So you're in that all day long.
So I would go to work in the morning. I worked in the kitchen.
I was a cook and then I would go to my drug treatment
classes all afternoon. And it would be an all day thing, every day.
But it teaches you things about what people are afraid of,
you're afraid to interact with the police and
afraid whether it's further benefits you or not.
It teaches you,
when you have neighbors or you live with other people,
how to be respectful towards them, how to have relationships, how to
once in a while,
admit you're in the wrong.
You're going to have the problems, like I said, along the way,
but you just have to maintain your path.
You just think through it and think there will be better days
as long as I stay on the right path.