Thief Makes INSANE Discovery When Robbing A House | Matthew Hahn 

Same here!!! I'm subscribing 👋 for sure!!! It's very eye opening to hear people talk about what really goes on and stuff. I gotta say thank God 🤗for that creep that had done those evil sick things to that child went to prison!!! I think 30 yrs was not enough time and...I shall digress!!! 🤬😔😑 Great interview for sure!!! Everyone please Stay Safe, Stay Strong and Stay Blessed Always!!! 💗🙃😎🇺🇲💯❕️

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ditto.

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The short brought me here as well. Thank you Ian for the opportunity to witness Matthew's tale of personal growth and atonement. May you both continue to prosper and be the inspiration for those who are lost to find their own path to redemption.

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This one and Jd's Interview are by far my favorite

@@joesph941132 aye!!! Thank you!!!

@@JdDelay5150 I just found your content a few weeks ago and your content led me to Ian's and I've hooked. I'm all for the message you put out and I love the prison stories.

@@joesph941132 I have your episode up next. I've only seen some of the short clips but I can't wait to listen.

That's what I was looking for. Thanks

Thank you

Well, compared to being in a cell or block all day, going out to a fire call is like paradise.

My only friend I still have from my 'childhood' was in fire camp. Fire camp was THE place to be for him because it afforded him the most freedom with the least amount of drama.

@Whilom Forge Thats what the guys I talked to said. It pays one of the highest rates for a prison job and its the easiest way to do time

He’s great! Let us know what you think

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lmao what? I've never met a single person who tried meth and just let out a sigh of relief lmao

​@stevebanning902 Yea im not sure what that person is talking about either.

​@@stevebanning902right? To each their own I guess. I mean it felt good for a sec but then I got insane anxiety and couldn't even sit still in my apartment like a normal person and ending up wandering around with hunting knives ducted taped inside my pant legs like some kind of autistic Rambo. That wasn't after like one little line though, I orally consumed at least an eighth over a two day period. It did scare me away from doing it again though

You "did" pot. 😂 You ever done alcohol?

​@@ImGoingSupersonicNigga I'm twelve I was quoting what the guy said

Thanks man! We just started!

@@ianbickCT Same here. Saw a few of your yt Shorts, and one was from this interview, so I just listened to the whole thing. Liked & Subbed. Thx for the content, and good luck to you in growing your channel!

A few million? This content is kver saturated, although its good but never. Millions of subs is rare.

.​@@ImGoingSupersonicYeah thanks for the official analysis genius! Why would you think commenting a year late would hold merrit.

Thanks for all of your support!

My dad retired from ibew. The mindset is ingrained into my being. It hasn't always served me well. I never was a member of a union, but I always had the mentality. I can take a lot of sh!t, but have low tolerance for bull sh!t. Like my Pops always said "you take the good with the bad." I cherish the union mentality I was raised with. Standing up for your fellow workers & being willing to make personal sacrafices for fellow workers is what this nation needs more of right now. BAD! Anyways, keep fighting the good fight!

Thank you sir!

Having the money and time is the hardest part. Colleges are run like a business especially state colleges. If you can finance it, you have the opportunity. If your serious about it your first steps would be to apply for student loans. There will be an officer worker at almost any college you go to who's job is to help you know all the options. Once you look at that and you can find one that works to get you started you start your program. Once your in your program you handle business in class. You should them start applying for every grant you qualify for. I've known two people who went to school full time and then treated applying for grants like it's your job. Both people had 35-50k USD a year given to them from grants. If it's a grant....you don't have to pay them back. Wean yourself off the loans and onto the grants.

To give you some perspective they applied for grants 20 hrs a week. Non stop web searching and applying for that money.

Look up krokadil, meth doesn't have anything on that lol. It may just be a poorly made version of an opioid that in its pure form, isn't anywhere near as dangerous, the street version called "krokadil" is insanely scary! From a pharmacology standpoint, meth really isn't that bad. Alcohol is equal to or worse in terms of mental and physical damage but because of the strange things a small group of users do after staying awake for days, it's looked at as some crazy drug. There's really no such thing as a "bad drug", just poorly made drugs or drugs that can be addictive. Most, if not all drugs have some medicinal use, they've just been phased out because of newer drugs that either have less negative side effects, less risk of overdose or are considered to be less addictive. Meth is just an amphetamine (adderall) molecule with 1 extra carbon atom and 2 extra hydrogen atoms, that's it. Methamphetamine HCL is actually available as a prescription drug in America for ADHD, only difference between that prescription pill and crystal meth is the pill was made by a licensed pharmaceutical company. Before being made into a pill, it's the exact same drug that's sold on the streets only without all the potential cuts and impurities. Don't get me wrong, I'm not pro meth but the media has turned it into this crazy drug while completely ignoring that it's also available as a prescription drug too and the majority of the people prescribed it likely aren't running around stealing catalytic converters or losing teeth while hallucinating for days on end... The saying "everything in moderation" has never been more true than with drugs. The only difference between a medicine and a poison is the dosage. It may sound crazy at first but after years of studying pharmacology, I've realized that drugs are neither inherently good or bad, they're whatever the user makes them. One man's medicine is another man's crippling addiction.

I heard it makes you gay

Yes! But I think it was more so the DARE program. They tell you that you’ll die from drugs but then everyone tries pot, doesn’t die and says fuck it they lied and tries everything else. Atleast that was my story.

@@christianmathison1182 DARE is such a joke! A gateway drug is whatever the first drug an addict tries is, could be alcohol, tobacco, marijuana or anything else. I've seen people who weren't addicts try prescription opioids as their first drug and never use anything hard after that, also seen addicts have 1 beer and by 17 they were injecting heroin. If they have that predisposition, anything intoxicating is gonna put them at risk of then wanting to see what other drugs have to offer too. It could be getting nitrous oxide at the dentist, eventually something down the line will set off that switch in the brain that causes them to seek out external sources of pleasure. DARE tries to take something as complex as addiction and put it into some 1 size fits all box. I'm all for teaching kids about the dangers of drugs but having a cop do it is just bizarre. You wouldn't have a cop teach kids about any other mental health issues, why they have a cop instead of a medical professional doing it for drugs is just beyond me smh. Cops are educated on drug laws, not the pharmacology side aka the side they're supposed to be teaching 🤦

While the vast majority of hard drug users start with pot…… the vast majority of pot users DO NOT go on to use hard drugs. Some might say it’s inaccurate to call pot a gateway because of that reasoning.

also matthew is a fantastic story teller and ian you did a phenomenal job on keeping this really linear trajectory throughout the whole interview.

thanks so much!! appreciate you

Thank you!!

No she didn’t get in trouble, she is the vice president.

Kamilla Harris I think was her name .......

No real trouble thought.

Thanks for watching!

Really??

Thanks Robert!!!

It’s because the guest is a good conversationalist. He does a better than average job at story telling

This one of our first episodes