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In this clip, Boosie discussed his time in federal jail and compared it to state prison. When asked about his experience in San Diego's federal jail, Boosie described it as "different" and noted that there was a more positive mindset among inmates. He also mentioned that federal jail seemed to have "more high-end dudes" who respected him regardless of race. Boosie went on to talk about the support he received in federal jail, stating that people were educated about their cases and willing to help each other. He also discussed the stress of not knowing what would happen day by day during his 25-day detainment, as he was denied bond initially but eventually granted it after appeals. Despite the uncertainty, Boosie expressed that he wasn't overly stressed due to the presence of supportive inmates.
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