[Cell Door Closing]
[Indistant Talking]
[Guard Saying Yayo]
Ain't nobody talking when i'm talking, fellas so shut the fuck up.
Following items, replacing an envelope
is a caller off. Empty wallet, legal paperwork, first 3 out of the ten.
([Guard Saying] Lionel saying Goodbye lil' bitch...Let's Go). 'K open your mouth, stick out your tongue,
or right through your ears. 'K bend your hands over, shake em' out with your fingers.
Hands above your head...and hands out in front of you...Hold em. Wiggle Your fingers. Reach down and lift
up your nut sack...Drop Your Nut sack..Skin back your dick. Now turn around. One foot at a time pick
em' up. Wiggle your toes....Other Foot. Kay' bend over..grab yo' ass...Spread Your cheeks,and give me
two good coughs....
[End Of Intro]
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