Your kids are five and under. So, I mean, I can totally understand. You know, it's enough is enough. But, um, we talk to her mom to try to try to get her some help and try to get her away from doing this foolishness stuff. Hopefully that going to work.
Hopefully. Hopefully. And girl, I'll put your pen in my car and grab my driver's license and was walking away. I said, I think she wants her pen back. Turn around.
Thank you. I think she wants my license. I think she wants her pen. What am I being charged for? Just Is there another piece?
She'll tell you when she gets here. Huh? She'll tell you when she gets here. Who? My mom?
No, the officer is working peace. Oh, okay. Yeah, she's coming, too. Yeah, I didn't need my ID. I got it all right here.
Okay. I know my mama had my wallet. No, I got it all in the system from the last time in the time before that. My mom's outside is somewhere out there. If you want to go find her, please.
She was confused. Well, it's probably cuz last time we took you in the jail, right? Am I going over there to do my fingerprints? Nope. Oh, wow.
Okay, so this should be easy. Well, hopefully. Hey, Mom. Please don't put my phone on the charger. It's dead.
Nope. Oh, okay. Well, I'll put on the charger when I get home. I'm going to go home. I need a shower.
I'm hungry. I hate popsicle. Popsicle. And to be honest, I blacked out. I don't remember nothing from earlier.
I need to take my meds. You can probably tell by way how I'm calm now. Not calm yet. I'm a chatter box. I am calm.
I thought about ADHD. You saying Good thing you listen to me instead of going there? Oh, I would have definitely had a violent charge against me cuz I thought I was going to fight an adult. I wasn't scared. I blacked out, mama.
I don't remember nothing from earlier. That's how bad my bipolar got. You wasn't fighting me. I wasn't fighting you. Thank you for what?
Fight not fighting you. Oh, then I probably like domestic and and aggravated or Oh, lord. That would be three charges and deserie. That would be three charges. I got a ponytail in my hand.
Shut up though. I'm thirsty. Jamie, how old are you? 36. 36.
Going to be 37. Yes, cuz I was 20. You was I was 20. Listen to me. You was 20.
I turned one. What's the last? 11. 11. Thank you.
I'm trying to go back to. trying to get your G. Yeah. Boom. My duck ass. Don't Don't listen.
Hey, at least I'm admitting it. Let me admit my I love you, mom. And you can't even take my phone from me because my counselor that's on my phone cuz then how the heck they supposed to contact me for appointments and stuff. And my doctor's on my phone. Yeah.
You want me to be more independent? So, I'm trying to take my phone. Thank god you're not. I'm lucky. Well, I mean, I'm the one that bought it.
So, and I'm the one that pay for it every month. I know you telling me to shut the up, but my ADHD is bad and I'm finally calming down from my bipolar moment. So, just let me talk. I need a shower. I stink.
All that sweat I was doing. I go home, charge my phone, and then whenever my phone's charged enough, I'm going to take a shower, listen to some music, No, they got everything in the system because of me. Hey, at least I'm admitting it. I want to be high on Oh, I know who got some. I know exactly who got some.
I'm going to go get some. No, you're not. I can do it behind my your back. You You know, you know how you should use do behind your back? Well, I was only But still.
No, I know exactly who got something. I'm going to go text her. I'll be like, You got some some edibles? I'm going to be high as a mother. No, you're not.
It helps my anxiety. You have pills for that. But I can't snort them cuz they're not. I'm on. Don't lie.
You used to do it. So it's okay for me to do it. But you used to for your seizure. Okay. Take off your handcuffs.