The confidence of a man who knows he's innocent and isn't afraid of a night in jail. Potent combination.

Stoney’s dead and you know this from experience right?

So we should convict solely on him being honest about smack In happy to know that someone of your caliber will never be in any kind of power because let’s face it your not cut out for much more than being jealous of this (Jeff) guy in fact didn’t you bump wieners with him in pre school?

That would be a great point until you put his background on top of it and then you can see that any information that could have helped would be against everything he’s ever done and his silence stems from the genuine hate for the police. Why make their job easier when you can play games all night

@Stoney's Dead You owe us your right nut. He's a free man living his life right now and has a youtube channel. If he were guilty and they had evidence to back it up, he'd be in prison still. They got him on a much smaller charge, but was never officially connected with the armed robbery.

@Stoney's Dead and your ass would end up in jail thinking that you would out smart ppl trying to pin a crime on you. always shut up and ask for a lawyer, whether you're innocent or not. that's common sense.

He knew something bout the crime though lol changed when asked bout the gun but bravo Jeff 👏 well played sir

HE GUILTY AS HELL.HE WANTS TO GET OUT TO SCORE BUT HE AINT SQUIRRELY ENOUGH YET TO COP TO NUTTIN,ANOTHER 24 HOURS AND THAT DUDE ICED KENNEDY,EPSTEIN,TUPAC N BIGGIE

@Stoney's Dead bro your so wrong it’s kinda funny, he has been in there before he’s not entirely innocent because he’s a junkie so obviously he’s not going to talk as much

He's not afraid of a night in jail - but I can only imagine the panic he was feeling, knowing he had to kick dope.

@Stoney's Dead police don’t care if you’re innocent or not they just need someone to take the fall for an arrest or conviction so they can get promoted .

@Stoney's Dead Not everyone reacts angrily in these situations though. Some people stay calm and collected, and since he had been arrested before, he knew what a detective who has true evidence looks like. If they don't have anything, there is literally no reason to talk until you can go over your story with an attorney and make sure that you don't accidentally misspeak.

People like you work in law enforcement and lock away innocent people.

@Girum Zemichael this case is actually closed, he didn't commit his wife's murder

Ohh Jeff was not innocent at all. He committed this crime.

@Joe Coonan Jesus christ- how many times do I have to answer this same exact post? Every one of you has said this same thing I- and I never said any different nor do I disagree with you- I was talking about what ppl "do"- not what they "should do". I worked in the system for many years bud- I'm not guessing here, I'm telling you flat out what the majority of ppl do- period. You can argue with it if you like but it doesn't change the fact that 99% of innocent ppl will talk to you without a lawyer present, whether it's the right thing to do or not. And that includes ppl who have been in trouble before, who know exactly how the police operate, ppl who have been advised in the past to never speak to a cop without representation present- they still talk when they're innocent. And when their lawyer gets there they all say the same thing- "But I'm innocent this time..."  Now granted- I didn't deal with a lot of organized crime or gang members- maybe they're different- but the average joe, which is by far what makes up the bulk of the prison population- talks when he's innocent. At least until they feel they're being setup or that no one is listening.  Then they often want counsel but, until then- 99% of them think they can go home without ever needing counsel because they're innocent.

@Stoney's Dead There are a great deal of innocent people doing time for crimes they did not commit who spoke to them in their interview, and appealed their innocence throughout. Anything you say can be and often is twisted around by the prosecution. It is always a risky road.
That is why the Miranda Rights exist.
Anyone experienced with legal troubles knows not to talk to them at all once charged/under arrest, and to request a lawyer to be present, and answer with "No comment" or silence. They will have to let you go before too long anyhow, and you can then begin to organise your defence without having given them anything they can dissect and find a way to twist around on you.
Once they have charged a given individual, they won't turn around and believe you are innocent upon talking with you. Their whole mission from that point is to find a way to get you convicted.
The approach mentioned above is the same advice that a lawyer will give you.

He would be troubled by spending time in there as he is beginning to withdraw from heroin, which is a living hell, especially in that environment. He just knows the way the whole legal game works, that's all.

@Girum Zemichael I've done lots of heroin it doesn't make you black out and forget anything unless your asleep lol just incase anyone was wondering

@Skipst23 Fire kicks yep that’s the compassion I like to see from my fellow human beings! I’m sure Jesus would say the same thing myaaaannnnn

@Stoney's Dead you dont do that you dont ask where and when you're just setting yourself up to not be ruled out. He played it perfectly you know why you're sure he did it yet he beat it

@Jayson Iorg I don't remember 90% of the shit I did addicted to heroin and fentanyl.

@Jayson Iorg - no, that would be meth which does that

If he’s that bad of a junkie I would think he probably is kinda of afraid of going to jail (unless he knows that there is heroin readily available in the jail) but for a junkie the scariest thing is going through withdrawal. The thing he’s probably most concerned with is how he’s gonna get out of there and how’s gonna score when he does.

@Stoney's Dead There's a good chance he doesn't give a shit when and where it happened. He knows he's not gonna convince the detectives of anything they don't already think they know. He's been through the system and knows how it works. All he's concerned with is not giving them anything that can and will be used against him. He did the right thing by not talking. Wether you are guilty or innocent never speak to the people trying to pin a crime on you, always refer to a lawyer.

@Jayson Iorg with lack of sleep and being high asf u can black out just like alcohol

@Stoney's Dead you're logic is flawed if you've been in the system before innocent or not you'd never talk under investigation if you knew what was good for you.

@Stoney's Dead how nice of you to disagree with literally everyone else

LOL- Jeff is guilty as guilty gets my friend- he did it. I'd bet my right nut on it. The main thing that give sit away to me is that when they accuse him of it he never asks where or when it took place. If someone accused me of a robbery I knew I didn't commit the first thing I would want to know is where and when- wouldn't you? Then you know where you where and what you were doing and can provide that information to the police and hopefully go home- right? But he never asks, which tells me he either knows about it or was involved in it. Also- when you're innocent you never refuse to talk- you refuse to shut up, you provide every tiny detail to them of what you were doing and where you where, who else was there- and you do so passionately. You should be angry- I would be, this guy is just resigned to what's happening to him really. He thinks they probably don't have much of a case if they're continuing to interview him- and in a way he's right- I don't know if they got him or not but, he's guilty.

@Jayson Iorg I was being nice because he has a likable personality no matter what he did or didn’t do. Otherwise I would have said, he was denying and evading as anyone in such situations would, I guess. Otherwise, I know nothing about heroin and I don’t plan to know :) Knowing it doesn’t bring out your best self is enough for me.

@Girum Zemichael Are you under the impression that heroin would cause someone to commit armed robbery and forget they did so?


He wasn’t stupid.  He read those cops like a book and stayed two moves ahead the entire way.

While going through heroin withdrawal after a decade of using. Thats next level difficulty though

@Just Some Guy with a Moustache aa yeah because when a suspect calls an attorney and ask advice the attorney always says to "tell them everything". Are you freaking kidding me?

@Thomas Berg He is probably a cop in undercover comment section profile.

@Just Some Guy with a Moustache aa  No nothing he say make them believe he is innocent or rather: they don't care about that, the just want him convicted no matter what.

two moves by not talking...a smart person would have just told them everything so they can know hes not guilty

You a glizzie gladiator? Doin some glizzie goblin?


Jeff - “Ok good cop”

Cop - “no, usually I’m the prick”

Jeff - “you look like a prick”

HAHAHA GOT EEEEM

Jeff gives zero f*cks about these investigators

@Silver then don’t reply at all. I was giving reasoning there but it seems you don’t have reasoning in anything you do considering you replied and then got hostile when someone corrects you.

@Pixelator I don't need to do shit. have you heard of paraphrasing? this is also YouTube not a college application

@Silver it’s a quote, so yea, you do need to go word for word or else it’s no longer a quote.

At least the cop don't look like a junkie lolol

@CasonDaJoint Thanks, a n g e r y b o i !!

@davy1458 they aren't all pricks but there are def a lot of them

I would have made myself cry laughing if I said that lol

@Silver Ya do have to go word for word if you quote it lol, that's kinda what a quote is

@a random person lol he don't have to word for word it bae why don't you do spend the time to do that. we understood perfectly


It seems like the only people who don't understand Jeff's rights are the cops who are reading them to him.

@Louie Berg no, you request a lawyer but they can still question you without one. The caviat is that you need to start the interaction about the case.

@Jonathan Kessler that’s some tricky stuff

I'd love to see a time code when he asked for a lawyer.  Saying "I don't want to talk" or "I should get a lawyer", is not gonna cut it.

@Dick Sherman Depending on the way they question him and for how long it can border on psychological torture though. Especially when the guy is already suffering withdrawal he might end up saying anything to get out of the situation, truth or not.

They didn’t infringe on his rights. He has the right to remain silent and they have the right to continue asking questions wether he answers them or not

They still get the question you, all with the purpose of accidentally revealing something that they can still use against you in court

The police aren't exactly well known for following their own rules

@John Redberg , you are correct, it is amazing how people can read something and twist a crazy meaning out of it. The court saying you must affirm, simply means say it out loud once. It does not mean that you must say it over and over until an officer decides you mean it.

@Louie Berg No, that's a common misconception.  They can still question you, but it might not be admissible in court.

@John Redberg  The system is pretty clear.  You have to invoke your right to remain silent to well, invoke it.  Simply remaining silent isn't enough.  Any lawyer worth a shit will tell you the same thing.  If you say "I want to remain silent" it removes any ambiguity.  After that the questioning has to stop and anything else gleaned from it is no longer admissible.

@Screamin’ Dog CYA, dude. You can't assume that any cop you talk to is a good dude. There are tons of literal criminals wearing uniforms, man. "Protect and serve" is just a motto, they protect the status quo, and serve the government.

@Jonathan Kessler Thanks. I don't think this applies here. It deals with the borderline philosophical question of whether remaining almost completely silent during hours of questioning already constitutes the act invoking the "right to remain silent" in and of itself. The suspect never said he wouldn't want to talk or wanted to request counsel.<br>I get that police want to push the boundaries as much as possible (we've seen countless times on this channel that, when done right, this can be extremely important). On the other hand, if the workaround for Miranda v. Arizona is to require increasingly specific language like "I hereby do declare to invoke my Fifth Amendment right to remain silent and shall not speak to you henceforth without having been granted my right to counsel according to the document I signed in the presence of officers X and Y and the Lord Almighty"... you know something is just wrong with the system.

@Jonathan Kessler Thanks. I don't think this applies here. It deals with the borderline philosophical question of whether remaining almost completely silent during hours of questioning already constitutes the act invoking the "right to remain silent" in and of itself. The suspect never said he wouldn't want to talk or wanted to request counsel.
I get that police want to push the boundaries as much as possible (we've seen countless times on this channel that, when done right, this can be extremely important). On the other hand, if the workaround for Miranda v. Arizona is to require increasingly specific language like "I hereby do declare to invoke my Fifth Amendment right to remain silent and shall not speak to you henceforth without having been granted my right to counsel according to the document I signed in the presence of officers X and Y and the Lord Almighty"... you know something is just wrong with the system.

@Jonathan Kessler Do you have a reference for that ruling? I only found Davis v. U.S. (512 U.S. 453 (1994)) -- which doesn't fit your time frame -- but that case specifically referred to a defendant who said "Maybe I should talk to a lawyer." The court (IMHO reasonably) affirmed that this "was not a request for counsel."

However, it held in the introduction of the syllabus that "[if] the suspect invokes that right at any time, the police must immediately cease questioning him until an attorney is present. (Edwards v. Arizona, 451 U. S. 477, 484–485.) The Edwards rule serves the prophylactic purpose of preventing officers from badgering a suspect into waiving his previously asserted Miranda rights [...]".

But I don't know, maybe a subsequent ruling established a tighter definition of what it means to "invoke that right."

However, ignoring a guy (under the duress of onsetting withdrawal symptoms no less) repeating multiple times "I'm not talking to you" and "I want a lawyer" seems to me pretty much like the epitome of "badgering a suspect into waiving his previously asserted Miranda rights."

the supreme court ruled about 15 years ago that a defendant has to affirmatively invoke their right to remain silent.  Just saying "I want a lawyer" might not be enough.

I was a little surprised. He explicitly asked for a lawyer, shouldn't it end there?


This is why Jeff is a genius. You don't talk to the police---ever. You have the right to remain silent. Their job is to elicit evidence from you. You never have anything to gain by talking to them.

@Lucas334 hahahah. No. If I were innocent, that is even more reason to not speak!

@Lucas334 Their job is not to find you innocent their job is to convict you, it says "will be used AGAINST YOU" not "for you" or "may help you in a court of law". They can not use your words to help you, and they wouldnt if they could. They are not there to help you they are not your friend. Jeff did the smartest thing because there is no way talking to the cops helps you in anyway. There has never been a single person who has TALKED their way out of going to jail, innocent or guilty.

Yeah this guy is a real fucking genius. Commit crimes and not manning up to it. Real Einstein over here just like you.

This is true. A family member of mine is a cop. This is what I have been told from the inside

@Rogue849 That's a good option, but if you do, be quiet!!

@Rogue849 That's a good option, but if you do, be quiet!!

How about don't break the law to begin with

How about don't break the law to begin with

He might've kept talking about stuff with them to keep his mind off of withdrawal.

@Henrique Even if you didnt break the law, you might accidentally talk your way into a conviction

@Average Alien Or, perhaps, don't break the law?

@Average Alien Or, perhaps, don't break the law?

@Lucas334 I am a lawyer. Trust me, don't talk to the cops.

@Lucas334 I am a lawyer. Trust me, don't talk to the cops.

@Chuffpup Thank you for not strictly interpreting my comment as some shadow masquerade or whatever!  Just trying to be genuine...I saw the anguish and paranoia from my aforementioned client..and I just felt stuck...regardless of what was said, nothing could be believed sort of feeling..  It sucked.
Anyways...you seem Extremely smart.  I wish you the best of wishes in navigating these..well, mirky waters.
Wish I could learn or fully perceive what all you're saying, but sadly I just don't have the time, finances, or  prowess to invest in learning more.....

Wish you well!
Not sure why I'm repeating it..but years ago an acquaintance asked:

"What is a true truth?"
My response...a false falsehood.
.....My thoughts, our truths in life come to us as deemed necessary, and not through will alone.

@DV8N1 I'm feeling like there are so many lists to be on right now, it isn't gonna make much difference, but I appreciate and understand your opinion. My YouTube presence is very sporadic lately, preferring to hang out on BitChute for the diverse and somewhat alternative content. It's kind of strange negotiating the Neo nazis and Alex Jones's over there, but all the stuff that gets kicked off YouTube ends up in those places, including some actual information and dare I say, free speech. I really think the Chinese are being groomed by the elite (yes, they actually call themselves that) to lead a completely UN mandated technocratic system of centrally controlled smart cities and micro managed inhabited zones (agenda 21). Bush senior's "New world order" led by the phony communist Chinese! This statistically dubious P(L)andemic and economic "reset" conveniently tie in with media engineered "race wars" to finish America off . We're all on a scary list, or soon will be. Sooner than you may think. But I suspect you know that. Sorry about the "quotation marks" and obvious ranting, but this is it, the actual war for our future, and I for one just don't buy this Corona lockstep mass hallucination. I'd rather have the flu, and freedom to be a human being with dignity and rights, even if I die. Cheers.

@Bee Bee Agreed.  Genius by no stretch of the means.  Dudes been through the system and basically just knows to not incriminate himself...or basically don't tell cops shit, accept gifts and be cordial, but you're ultimately their prisoner at this point so just buy your time and wait for legal representation.<br>Junkies aren't dumb...well some*  just alot of poor life choices

@Bee Bee Agreed.  Genius by no stretch of the means.  Dudes been through the system and basically just knows to not incriminate himself...or basically don't tell cops shit, accept gifts and be cordial, but you're ultimately their prisoner at this point so just buy your time and wait for legal representation.
Junkies aren't dumb...well some*  just alot of poor life choices

Doesn't take brains to shut up.  It takes brains not to try heroin. Not a genius....AT ALL.

@Chuffpup You've made it onto someone's list would be my guess.  If a local 16yo here can hack and put into disarray the online educational system due to Covid, I'm sure a small group could pull off much bigger, or more subtly, disturbances.

I understand your passion but..maybe just take a break from online stuff so much.  I had a client who once told me about gang stalking or something like that...looked into it a bit and I couldn't even objectively begin to help this guy.  Either he was misdiagnosed and prescribed suitable meds or he simply crossed the wrong persons path.  I'll never know..
His story was a crazy rabbit hole of coincidences and/or paranoia.
It happens evidently and was sad to hear.
Do what ya feel you must honestly...I'm just...I guess off nothing else..trying to convey that fucked up things happen and you're not alone?  I don't know...I'm sure my thoughts are only making it worse.
Sorry..   Would delete, but already taken the time to text this so just posting anyways*
Best of luck to you though!

911s73targa that’s just not true dude. not all cops are out to jail everyone they talk to. lawyers can be a waste of money. but i’m not saying for all cases. yes for some it would be smart to get a lawyer but what i’m saying is sometimes you can clear things up if you just tell the truth

@Hooligan "Just don't do illegal things, and you won't be placed in this position" It isn't always that simple, and <i>sometimes</i> it's the cops breaking laws. It's just possible, old Jeff is innocent. I know... he's a junky, deserves anything that happens... Really? Is that really true? Who knows? All I know, is for all the cops who are decent, upstanding guys, there are a few, who are bad, and of all the junkies who have lost any moral compass, there are many who are just ordinary people with an addiction, surrounded by scumbags taking advantage of them, and hating them for it.

@Hooligan "Just don't do illegal things, and you won't be placed in this position" It isn't always that simple, and _sometimes_ it's the cops breaking laws. It's just possible, old Jeff is innocent. I know... he's a junky, deserves anything that happens... Really? Is that really true? Who knows? All I know, is for all the cops who are decent, upstanding guys, there are a few, who are bad, and of all the junkies who have lost any moral compass, there are many who are just ordinary people with an addiction, surrounded by scumbags taking advantage of them, and hating them for it.

@Lucas334 No.. even if you are innocent, you should keep your mouth shut and get a lawyer.<br>There are plenty of innocent people jailed because they talked and the cops twisted their words.

@Lucas334 No.. even if you are innocent, you should keep your mouth shut and get a lawyer.
There are plenty of innocent people jailed because they talked and the cops twisted their words.

@justin ethridge You get your lawyer to work on that for you.<br>Don't every talk to the police without your legal council present. ever

@justin ethridge You get your lawyer to work on that for you.
Don't every talk to the police without your legal council present. ever

@Smileyrie James my father taught me to never cop out to anything  and dont ever leave space for them to pin you on ANYTHING..meaning =always ask for a LAWYER ! ..

@Smileyrie James this is elite conversation skills, inpecabil social skills literally no self consciousness threw out the whole interview even tho  his life is on the line. he never contradicted him self! bro he broke that cop down to decimals..he was talking to the cop like the cop was his son or nephew..he completely took over the conversation like a man didnt even leave room for the cop to debate..

How about type any 3 or 4 digit number u want to into google. The number plus covid and hit search.

Just don't do illegal things and you wont have to be put into this position

wait what if there is a shooting and a cop needs to know where the criminal is?

Exersize youre right to silence and where the hell is the soliciter he asked for

@Like A God thanks for the update Captain Obvious.

@Like A God thanks for the update Captain Obvious.

@Lucas334 that's naive. They're looking to pin a conviction on someone. They try to prove you're guilty, not innocent. They're NOT your friends. Say the five magic words ("I have nothing to say") and get a lawyer ASAP. Let him do the talking for you. Anything else and you're asking to get railroaded.

@Lucas334 your comment about being innocent and explaining yourself is wrong. In America, you're guilty until proven innocent. If you are accused of something they say oh you get a one time deal otherwise if you fight it you're looking at a felony if you lose. Do you know what that's like in real life? Never talk to the police. It'll never benefit you.

@Leilababy89 I'm aware of him and watched a vid just a few days ago. He's better than most, but still needs to be filtered to remove certain biases. My fave is James Corbett of the Corbett report. Here's the deal: You watch Corbett, I'll watch Glen.

Doesn't make him a genius. Just not an idiot.

Doesn't make him a genius. Just not an idiot.

Many lawyers say EVEN IF YOU ARE INNOCENT DON'T SAY ANYTHING BECAUSE COPS WILL TWIST YOUR WORDS. Say "I want a lawyer" and nothing else.

Music IS Lyfe yeah i after most of the time. but if you literally had nothing to do with it you could explain yourself and they’d let you go. my point is it COULD help to talk to them if you are truly innocent

well you could possibly have something to gain if you are actually innocent. it could clear things up with you and they’d leave you alone if you talked with them. but i do get your point

You are right John. I learned this the hard way in my early 20s.

You are right John. I learned this the hard way in my early 20s.

@Chuffpup Rosa knows what's up and the Google construct is real. It's time we stop drawing lines in the sand over political choices of Right vs Left. We're ALL going to be slaves together if we don't unite...like yesterday! I'm for freedom, period.

So. This is strange. Occasionally, I get these weird glitches in YouTube comments. Scrolling down, I see your comment as "The left gets censored too... (etc) Pretty sure it's from a JP vid with London real guy, Rose. I was just there and fairly sure I saw your comment. When I click to "Replies" it changes to "This is why Jeff is a genius. (etc)" Click back to main comments: "The left gets etc" Replies: "Jeff" Comments: "The left etc".  YouTube is broken. Free speech is almost murdered. Now, I'm a life long left leaning liberal type, and I hated Trump from the start. Still appalled by him, but, I've been watching China and the rapid advance of the elite globalist agenda for a NWO ('Fraid so!), I've lost my faith in the left, never had any in the right, but never dreamed that China really was bankrolled by the long term social engineers that mold our policies and initiatives, through prestigious endowments and Think tanks and so on. You must have seen those videos of news stations all over the US giving identical bulletins, and the censorship of alternative voices that's reached an absurd level now. The left is fake.. just as the right are. But it's the left who are giving the appearance of shutting down Trump, and fanning the flames of racial disparity, not to mention the virus. Nothing is real. I have no sympathy for Trump, but they are censoring the right in a blatantly obvious way. Yes, I'm a conspiracy theorist. We are being prepared for a one world government with the UN dominated by China and the same old multinational corporate arseholes (I'm a New Zealander), pushing a technocratic "Socialist" Authoritarian surveillance control grid.  Check out Agenda 21, and Rosa Koire's book "Behind the green mask" readings are on YouTube. I actually wouldn't be surprised if this Pandemic was planned as a ruse for the economic reset and strategies the globalist agenda have openly been pushing for decades. Corbett report is a good place to find some well researched info, you can verify for yourself. Weird about the comments getting mixed up though, happens to me a lot...

@justin ethridge maybe but Jeff knew they didn't have anything. It was only a matter of time before they let him go.

Depends on what they offer. You can get them to have a DA plea bargain signed. Sometimes that's the best deal.

Just say the word lawyer over and over again and invest in a good lawyer

Just say the word lawyer over and over again and invest in a good lawyer


Jeff is the master of interrogations. The one detective trying being soft to get Jeff to open up “Jeff if you have something to say now is your time to talk” Jeff dashes that with the point of the finger at the detective and then tries to reclaim the upper hand by calling the officer out on his game “you playing good cop” the detective then tries to assert the top dog in the conversation “no, I’m usually the prick” Jeff then finally stops the whole game with only a few words “you look like a prick” instant domination. Jeff played these detectives like a fittle.

@A Day I found it humorous that the person that pointed out the other fellows mistake couldn't spell either. Kind of the pot calling the kettle black isn't it? If I offended you...well...you're just easily offended.

I hate to say this but he kinds smart tbh

A friend of mine is similar to Jeff. My friend’s parents weren’t able to look after him so he grew up in a children’s home. The home didn’t give them the money they were supposed to for clothes and other necessities. So he had to steal and commit other crimes. So my friend has grown up defending himself to get out of trouble in interviews. The person interviewing has learnt how to interview in college, no match.

Nothing like a thorough spelling lesson to take the mind off the subject matter....if we know the meaning, does it matter how someone spelled it?  We decide which is right and which is wrong...we decide if it's just an illusion or reality.  Don't try to adjust your horozontal hold or your vertical hold because we can roll the image anytime we decide and you have no control anyhow.

16-8-40 how is it minimum 10 years I swear it's 5-life sentence but yeah for him 15

@Mark Johnson I think the guy was doing a "piss take", not actually thinking the dude was a master

@Grargle Jobber I thought a fiddle was a little different from a violin, thank you for this news to me

Well he's lucky he's not in certain places they will throw you in jail/prison for a resaon/non reason.

A fiddle is another word for a violin. Bam, now that you know that, the idiom actually makes sense to you.

These mainpulative so called "good cops" have nothing against Jeff

It's fiddle, the instrument, but yes. Lol


officer: “you have the right to remain silent”

jeff: remains silent

officer: Listen here you little shit

officer: “you have the right to remain silent”
jeff: *remains silent*
officer: Listen here you little shit

@FunnySweet Shay31 said what? This is a comment 😂😂 y’all aren’t talking

I feel like Bale has the right to remain silent

Why did i read that as with "Ninja's" voice

I SAID, DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMIAN SILENT!! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?!

silence

WHY WONT YOU ANSWER?!


I gotta give the man some respect for being dope sick and being able to lip off the cops like that. Last time I was dope sick couldn’t even think straight loool


"How long have you been doing heroin?"

"Long time, buddy. Long time."

That shit was sad, man.


Jeff is 6'5??? Dude is caught up in the wrong court system.


"how bout that butterfinger you promised?" might be the best sentence in a interrogation I've ever seen


Yoooo I spat out my drink when he said " Jeff got cleaned and started to work for Coca-Cola marketing team". Man was blessed by that coke can.


0:48 jeff demonstrates his knowlegde of his rights by not responding to the officers question
(You have the right to remain silent)


"This is Jeff. Jeff is a heroin addict." Be like Jeff


Was not expecting a Bad Santa reference.<br>I ask my friends if they want some sandwiches every week 😂

Was not expecting a Bad Santa reference.
I ask my friends if they want some sandwiches every week 😂


Cola shares have gone through the roof since this interview.

@Raymond Lumsden it's just so funny how you guys never have any more words than the 5-10 word sentences that Faux News gives you. Bet you couldn't define what you're talking about if it was worth a million dollars.

@Vortex24 i was searching for that comment

@damn i can't believe that epic soccer man epicly pwned coke by removing a small portion of their YEARLY revenue

Ronaldo yeeted 4 billion with the bottles!

Pepsi is pushing social contract theory these days, I'm more of a koka kola man m'uh'self

@Vortex24 only consume food that your ancestors consumed not coke not Frosties not mentos or starburst every “food” I’ve listed wasn’t around 150 years ago meaning it isn’t food “if nature didn’t make it don’t take it”

Jeff: Playing good cop
Cop: Nah, I'm usually the prick
Jeff: You look like a prick

@RC Pie ohhh coke pushes critical race theory?

@Raymond Lumsden tf that gotta do with this?

Not since they have been pushing Critical Race Theory

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@Asakura Yoh he makes videos about armored vehicles


You shouldn't be allowed to pressure a suspect while they are going through withdrawals. Most will say anything and its a dirty tactic.


After being released for 12 hours in that room and only having cans of Coke and not having butterfinger they promised, he realized rather than to rob and go to jail better to be employed in Coca-Cola company and get free  coke every Christmas.. 🤣


how the fuck can they keep interrogating this guy after he asks for a laywer???


”you’ve handcuffed me” said the officer to the handcuffed man


A person not guilty is neither, a villain, nor an antihero. Just a person not guilty.


Don't talk to the Police until you talk to your lawyer.


Jeff a straight G, don’t talk to pigs, and if ya do give em bare minimum info.


It should be illegal to interrogate a person in withdrawal. That being said, Jeff is a genius lol


That’s ‘thanks for the coke’ made me so happy haha


If people wanna see more to Jeff he has his own youtube channel called "The legend of Jeff"


The cop using the phrase, "you've handcuffed me" to a man literally in handcuffs


Dude : Come to the room just for the cola

Also him : Im gonna work at cola

Dude : *Come to the room just for the cola*

Also him : *Im gonna work at cola*


Smart man knows if they insist on questioning you that means THEY HAVE NO EVIDENCE!!


Great jeff your abiding to rules that the detective had read u have the right to remain silent which he did in the beginning


I love when he asked how drunk Jeff was and he said “no I was actually pretty sober” in a surprised voice

U know u gotta quit when being sober starts being the surprising thing in a story

That's actually pretty typical of life long substance abusers, I've replied that a few times myself


lol, love u Jeff!, I hope you have gotten help with your addiction.


I'm sorry that I'm not talking about the case, but:<br>Why has JCS been gone for a whole year? It's quite sad and I hope he comes back

I'm sorry that I'm not talking about the case, but:
Why has JCS been gone for a whole year? It's quite sad and I hope he comes back


The only thing that would make him more legendary is if he said "I know what you're up to, I watch JCS".. then looks at the camera and throws duces 😆


I will name my first born Jeff even if it’s a girl.


He was just being honest, why detain an innocent man in the first place?


Wow. I did not expect to like this guy as much as I did


Jeff- "No"
officer- "Huh?"
Jeff- "Yeah."


I would like to watch the unedited full version of this interrogation


0:50 - hey he has the right to remain silent you just told him that


“That doesn’t mean dick”

Best line ever

“That doesn’t mean dick”

Best line ever


i love how he works for coke after 😭 it’s so funny


9:27 - 5 hours later - they again speak to him and it seems like he still has not spoken with a lawyer. Or am i wrong?


Lmao “thanks for the coke” caught me off guard


I knew it all along. He only agreed to talk so he could get free Coke. He got his Coke and didn’t give the detectives anything. Lmao.


From ONE to ANOTHER I hope that JEFF REALLY did get HIS OWN LIFE CLEAN and on the straight and narrow 💯 percent 👍😴👍


Still months later I love the “wam bam thank ya for the coke now put me back in my cell”


Jeff: “ You look like a prick”
Pauses
This, is Jeff.

Jeff: “ You look like a prick”
*Pauses*
This, is Jeff.

“I know your wondering how I got in this situation, well it all started a week ago”

Saw this comment 1 sec before it happened lool

Officer: “I’m actually more of prick”
Jeff: “😤you look like a prick”
Pauses        *

Officer: “I’m actually more of prick”
Jeff: “😤you look like a prick”
*Pauses*        ***

"You may be wondering why he's in that situation"

@G&S Gaming Bro, that’s as funny as his comment.

@shamelessFNGRL exactly what I thought of!

Honestly wouldn't be surprised if his last name was Winger x'D

I wanted to leave a like, but you have 420 likes atm, so......

i loved that part- it was like from a movie introducing characters lmaoo


Jeff: Are you the good cop?
Officer: I'm usually the prick.
Jeff: You look like a prick
officer: 👁👄👁


"Wham bham put me back in the cell and thanks for the coke"<br>Man knows his routines

"Wham bham put me back in the cell and thanks for the coke"
Man knows his routines


Bad fortune to wind up at the station to start with. Half of the interrogations you see on YT feature those who come in voluntarily, never having known that no matter what they say—the case will be built around it


This cop is outclassed. He's using standard lines with someone who's been there, who's relatively smart, and has discipline.

@Steve Broadsmith disciplined enough to keep shooting that shit up his veins without fail. or else his body will go into withdrawal and that's no fun. discipline can be used for good or bad purposes

@NFTbandit so intelligent that they cannot avoid addiction to the point where it ruins their life. Ha ha no. It doesnt take a rocket scientist to figure our when to mug someone for money. Nor does it take genius to wind up in jail over and over again. Intelligence is more than book smarts. It is also situational awareness and the management of ones person al journey. And this guy has zero of that, only good for a witty joke or come back which in the end, is honestly worthless besides social commentary.

@Anthoney Degroat it's really sad you think your comment makes any sense so let me ask you people that join the army or fly planes do you not think they know it's dangerous i'll let you ponder that question and have a good day lol.

@BananaSplit What you're referencing is termed "all or nothing" thinking. It often involves using absolute terms, such as "never" or "ever". This type of faulty thinking can also include an inability to see the alternatives in a situation or solutions to a problem.

@IceBear310 i would use the word "experiment with" instead of use.

@IceBear310 i would use the word "experiment with" instead of use.

@NFTbandit sorry, take responsibility for your actions . Life is tough, wearing your addiction on your sleeve is a crutch a way of justifying illegal activities. You leading a productive life is the way of showing you mean business

Bro hes a heroin addict constantly ran thru the system. I would consider him that smart or disciplined.

Bro hes a heroin addict constantly ran thru the system. I would consider him that smart or disciplined.

@Kabob Hope It is ego that demands drugs, the rock scene confirms this.

@Kabob Hope It is ego that demands drugs, the rock scene confirms this.

Not a fan of cops per se but this one was pretty nice

Not a fan of cops per se but this one was pretty nice

@NFTbandit ill alaborate for uoi tldr addicts are street smart like no other

@NFTbandit ill alaborate for uoi tldr addicts are street smart like no other

@toast How the hell are you talking about how somebody should get over thoughts of cravings while also in the same section call somebody a junkie? You clearly have so many demons you can’t even count them anymore.

@tamo 96 Keep on trying bro as long as you keep trying one day you're gonna wake up and not even think about the  craving to do said addiction again. You have to rebuild the pathways in your brain. Imagine it like a river. That river is water, flowing, over time. It erodes away a path for itself and the rest of the water follows the path of least resistance. In this metaphor, you would need to repeatedly divert the water over time to carve out a "new" path. I hope that makes sense.

@Dan Gander It's sad when you see a "recovered" addict and they're so brainwashed into this bullshit that they are still ADDICTED to it. They mention how they're clean every chance they get and always say "as a junkie" etc and fucking worst of all say things like "Ive been clean for 4 years 6months 3 days and 14 hours" things like that showing that their addiction has become their entire life and personality, even if they aren't using the drug anymore.

@IceBear310 bro you got the wrong conclusion. They said people with higher intelligence are more likely to get an addiction. That doesn't mean all addicts are intelligent, because that statement doesn't state that dumb people can't be become an addict.

Also, being aware of the effects doesn't mean you will always avoid it. People do drugs knowing the consequences anyway especially if they are in a turbulent time of their lives. So don't look down on them for being worst off than you, ok?

@Magenta and yes I’ve Heard that a lot of times and I also understood it, but this shit makes you fuck up your life under total consciousness. I think that is the saddest part for most addicts. Your are completely aware of what the hell happens and this is leading to Self hate. And I’m talking so much self hate that it hurts physically, I’ve been there. People like you, strangers who care, can change a whole life. It’s not that much but out there are people who got it way worse than me. People with nobody left, sleeping on the streets. If words like that can cheer my heart up, I can’t imagine how impactful they have to be on someone on completely rock bottom. Please always treat addicts for what they are, Ill and sick people.

Actually I will update here a little bit in a few weeks. It motivates me because I’ve come this way. I was way worse, on fentanyl and shit having the baddest withdrawals in my life and I’m not going back for nothing. I handeld scarier shit in my life. But this teached me so much. When I was younger I thought of addicts like losers, now I understand what that is. We all somewhere got it, never let it come to drugs. Feelings is the hottest fire you could ever play with.

@Magenta thank you very much for your understanding. Actually I started therapy a month ago and I was sober for 3 weeks until Christmas, then I got bad cravings and did it again, until today. I am working on this and I’m realizing that there will be no time again in my life that it will be easier to stop than right now. Everyday would make it harder, just like you said

I am addicted by myself (pain killers) and I can say that addiction has nothing to do with intelligence. I know what I am doing, I know why I am doing it (I am afraid of myself and my emotions, I’m taking cover), I know how I can get out. But I don’t. This is not dumb, this is called emotions. People deal with emotions differently, addicts just don’t do That. we hide, we are afraid of this society, our own reality and the steps it takes to find a solution. This is sad, I have to admit that, but it’s not dumb. It’s just sad.

Addiction is not a disease. If you SAY you are "in recovery," but are not using, you are likely recovered. That permanent addict BS and the "disease" BS is from the Oxford Moral Rearmament movement, religious revivalism that was repackaged as the 12 steps when they replaced "depravity" with "drunkenness" (later "addiction") and kept the religious BS the same. (why do you think you have to turn to a higher power in that stupid stupid model.)
Keep believing it and I promise you will relapse because it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. believe that you actually have agency and stopped because of what you have done with your life, and know you won't go back to it because it's better now, and you have a much better chance of making it.
There's plenty of studies that demonstrate you are more likely to relapse if you have had AA/NA than if you haven't.
AND: Most people who quit addictions quit on their own. That's another thing the ridiculous recovery industry will never tell you.

@NFTbandit my uncle died last year of addiction

@NFTbandit my uncle died last year of addiction

I wouldn't use discipline in relation to a drug addict

I wouldn't use discipline in relation to a drug addict

@NFTbandit another addict in recovery here...i grew up with a father who called me stupid as a habit. when he didn't call me that he was generally a dude who was emotionally abusive or "grangry" (grumpy and/or angry).

i thought all of my failures with addiction and life stemmed from the stupid things i was doing.

i also assumed that the people who never "got me" (including my family) couldn't understand me because i was dumb.

after getting sober i got a battery of IQ tests. it turns out that i am one standard deviation above the normal IQ...i still do stupid things but it's because i am human.

@IceBear310 you dont really understand very much about addiction, do you

@IceBear310 you dont really understand very much about addiction, do you

@M Pulverman nope. i just commented and you replied to me. go see my first comment. Do you see your username there?

@M Pulverman Yes, so youre saying he's smart because he has the same ability as a 6 year old? He remembered. Must be a genius.

@M Pulverman No. It takes experience (or learning) to know talking will never help you. Knowledge doesnt equal intelligence. He literally says thats how he knows it himself lmao.

yes. He's a very good example of a relatively smart person who's disciplined. Great observation. Splendid.

@NFTbandit from a drug addict? go hug a therapist maybe

@NFTbandit from a drug addict? go hug a therapist maybe

@IceBear310 Sounds like you need a hug 😘

@IceBear310 Sounds like you need a hug 😘

@NFTbandit Oh my God, sometimes I get genuinely depressed when I see people as dim as the Ice Bear guy exist. You can see the difference in intelligence with your simple eloquence in expression vs his outright "I'm better than everyone" attitude.

@NFTbandit I'm not sure if I only ready half your original comment previously, or if you edited it, but everything you wrote, I agree with and feel as well. I've been told I analyze things to death. Even my therapist said that I could drive my mind to psychological insanity if I chose to. I've been distracting from a young age. I started getting paralyzing fear of death in third grade. People feel like I'm talking down to them, when really, I just voice the way my thoughts are formed. Apparently it comes off as pompous. Distractions included books. Then television. The phone. Food addiction. That one became a real problem. I casually fluctuate 25 lbs up and down like it's nothng.

@NFTbandit many words when you could've just said you're not smart

@NFTbandit many words when you could've just said you're not smart

@ronhenny yes! Your explanation is perfect. I consider myself to be highly empathic and have a very thorough understanding of human relations, analyzing situations, determining outcomes etc. and my mind gets very overwhelmed by these nuances of life. Because of that unconsciously at the time I sought out something that would dampen my racing mind so I could find some peace. Had nothing to do with a poorly thought out decision, rather a desperate attempt to cope.

@IceBear310 the ignorance that you just spewed is glaring. Knowing a potential danger of something doesn’t make you any more or any less smart. I knew how dangerous drugs could be but I had no idea I would become addicted to them. Not everybody who does drugs is an addict. It turned my racing mind and my anxiety off and because of that I used it when I felt like that but before I knew it my body was physically dependent on it and then I had to take it to prevent myself from going into withdrawal which is the vicious cycle. I’m absolutely not stupid and it got me. you need to educate yourself more on the subject. Addiction is a Disease. Not a lack of willpower or intelligence.

@Sophia Troanska yeah absolutely. I’ve found that in myself for sure. I get overwhelmed easily because I see and feel so much around me that it was like I found a superpower when I found drugs because it shut down my mind.

@Kabob Hope there are actually studies that link intelligence and addiction. To sum it up what it basically comes down to is people that can function at a higher level tend to get overwhelmed easier And tend to seek out distractions like working out or drinking or getting into hobbies very heavily almost obsessively. Alcohol and drugs is a really efficient way to shut those thoughts down but comes with very terrible side effects.

@IceBear310 they’re not disciplined either. Hence the addiction

@IceBear310 they’re not disciplined either. Hence the addiction

@DANI SANCHES i think your misunderstanding the term smart in this context. Galileu was smart but did he understand the world? I think you are confusing smarts to actually testable intelligence (which by the way, there are still plenty of smart ppl who turn to drugs but), when we are using “smarts” as understanding the world as a whole. Most of the time, addicts turn to drugs because they know the tricks of the world and often times understand situations and problems a lot better than the average person. I think we are saying that “smart” people (people who understand the deeper meanings) do turn to drugs. As for testable intelligence, plenty of lawyers and judges do drugs because of the same reason. Even scientists from long ago participated in drug activity. So it’s not a reach suggesting that addicts are actually intelligent people, but it’s muddled by often mind altering drugs which leave them out of sorts.

Hilarious comments, yeah bro drug addicts sure are smart, that's why they would start using dangerous substances they know are dangerous, right?

I think your comment sums it up the best.

I think your comment sums it up the best.

@NFTbandit I’d argue that a lot of people turn to addiction BECAUSE they’re smart and understand the harsh realities of the world that less intelligent people choose to ignore. For example, it’s easier to believe a someone in the sky giving meaning to your life than realize that you cease to exist after death.

@NFTbandit So, you're saying that there is a correlation between addiction and intelligence. That would make an interesting study.

@NFTbandit you're absolutely right, a lot of studies showed that intelligent people are more likely to get addicted to something either alcohol, drugs or even work as a coping mechanism for their understanding of the world, people should have never gotten that smart and it's an anomaly which creates a sense of loneliness to smart people

@NFTbandit i can agree that addicts are more creative, but im not sure about IQ. also, it's way more easy to get in contact with smartest junkies on the hood, then getting in contact with smartest non-junkies in the hood - hope you gonna find more of those now, so you can tell us the difference soon. cheers

What most people fail to see about addicts is that they are actually most of the time very intelligent. A lot of the time and of course not all of the time , we tend to analyze the world around us constantly without relief. My analytical mind never shuts off and because of that though unconsciously to me at the time I was seeking out ways to bring some peace to my mind and body. Even from a young age I will try and distract myself with video games or hobbies of all varieties. I am an addict and I’m in recovery and I can tell you that all of the people that I’m around that are in recovery are actually VERY intelligent people. they have a high level of functioning, a strong grasp of how society works and their place in it, how to manipulate situations and/or people and how to achieve outcomes in different situations etc. Just got into some funky things along the way to finding some sort of peace and relief and couldn’t find a way out before it was too late. Before they could use that willpower. Willpower disappears once you cross over a certain line in addiction. I don’t expect everyone to understand this but if you have an addict or an alcoholic in your family, I highly suggest you read the AA big book where you will find everything you need to know about the disease of addiction.


he's like the real life joker on the interrogation scene


He actually got the case dismiss got clean and makes music and YT vids as a hobby


He gave the right answers; I didn't do it, your not my friend, you only want a confession, give me a lawyer. ALWAYS ask for a lawyer especially when innocent.


I’d hang out with Jeff. Seems like a pretty chill guy. I also like Coke. The fizzy kind.


“You tell me what happened and I’ll tell your parole officer you helped me out.”<br>Lol, yea if he snitches on himself.

“You tell me what happened and I’ll tell your parole officer you helped me out.”
Lol, yea if he snitches on himself.


I thought his entire strategy would be refusing to understand his rights lol


I would like to see him with an attorney.


Edit: Jeff's not in prison he has a YouTube channel The Legend of Jeff

I watched an interrogation of a former chief of police accused of murder. Let me tell you, Jeff is smarter than the law enforcer who's familiar with their own tactics.

Edit: Jeff's not in prison he has a YouTube channel *The Legend of Jeff*

I watched an interrogation of a former chief of police accused of murder. Let me tell you, Jeff is smarter than the law enforcer who's familiar with their own tactics.


Detective: “Do you understand the rights I’ve explained to you?”
Jeff: “No”
Detective: “Huh?”
Jeff: “Yeah 🙄😒”

@GoogleLetsThisNameBeWayLongerThanItEverShouldBe  no worries mate ye my typing skills and punctuation isn't my strong point i just type haha no worries all the best for the future

@eu mafia No worries my friend. Sorry for giving you a hard time. I wasn't trying to be rude when I made an observation to your English typing. I genuinely thought maybe English was a second language for you, and that you were referring to a legal procedure I'm not familiar with. Not always the easiest to convey intent though typing online, and that includes me at times also. Wasn't questioning your "Academics" just your typing skill (bad typing doesn't mean your stupid) so no sweat.

Honestly I think a lot of my misinterpretation was attributed to the lack of punctuation in your first paragraph. Was a big run on sentence, so I had to stop a few times to read it again.

Just to clarify, so you are from the UK then is that what you were saying? That's what I was implying about living outside the US and different legal procedures which would make sense then.

Regardless, it's all good man. Really isn't a huge deal, wasn't my intention to ruin your day... Take care!

@eu mafia No worries my friend. Sorry for giving you a hard time. I wasn't trying to be rude when I made an observation to your English typing. I genuinely thought maybe English was a second language for you, and that you were referring to a legal procedure I'm not familiar with. Not always the easiest to convey intent though typing online, and that includes me at times also. Wasn't questioning your "Academics" just your typing skill (bad typing doesn't mean your stupid) so no sweat.

Honestly I think a lot of my misinterpretation was attributed to the lack of punctuation in your first paragraph. Was a big run on sentence, so I had to stop a few times to read it again.

Just to clarify, so you are from the UK then is that what you were saying? That's what I was implying about living outside the US and different legal procedures which would make sense then.

Regardless, it's all good man. *Really* isn't a huge deal, wasn't my intention to ruin your day... Take care!

@GoogleLetsThisNameBeWayLongerThanItEverShouldBe  nah it wasn't like that only seen the end of of your big script then no i was not white knighting the girl i didn't get on with her either and she was not happy with us abusing her man obviously  we use to shout nonce to him everyday i was no hero or was not trying to be but unlike you i seem to think a man dropping a year 10 no older than 15 off in a car when he is 20 is wrong in my eyes maybe not yours? you digging deep into my story bloody hell wish i never said it now getting accused of all kinds  and you not from here but telling me i how uk police are you know any crime gets investigated especially when he'd  making an insurance claiming all these damages i have no reason to lie and why would i it was not about my story! just what i said by mistake what got me off police interview people for criminal damage in this country i went to fuking court over it it only got threw out after first court appearance that error did not get found out till after the first court date but if you don't believe me i dont really care as i dont no who you are  i have done my best to tell you what happened i no why your attacking me because you think i was acting like a hero when infact i was not doing it for the girl just to terrorise the man so no am no saint was 15 but think my morals were in the right place

@GoogleLetsThisNameBeWayLongerThanItEverShouldBe  so you speak my language then because am English not the most academic as you have pointed out and its the same here i think i cant remember if i  had someone in the room with me am not 100% but i do no the laws similar here an  they question you  with a guardian here to  when your under 18 but if am being honest i don't remember if one was there and i feel like i was not maybe that was another reason who knows i was only young

@eu mafia Fair enough bud. Judging by your written English, It's probably fair to assume you live somewhere outside the United States. Which is where a lot of my circumstantial suspicion was being based off.

In the US people under the age of 17/18 get charged as a juvenile, thus when being questioned by detectives, requires their legal parents/guardian to sign with you when being read your rights. Also, the situation you described would most likely be a lower misdemeanor for property damage, especially at a high school. Meaning a Citation, which includes fines/reparations and the promise to appear in count on a set date. There also would be little to no need for an interrogation for a crime of that nature. Furthermore, if the case was thrown out on those grounds it would mean your case was heading to trial and you had a defense lawyer. He would need to bring up this evidence well into the judiciary process, which is what made me even more suspicious. There is also minimal supporting legislation for situations where 2 "teenagers" are in a consensual relationship, but is still a grey area and often left up to individual circumstances.

Also your story gave off suspicion from you describing (from my perspective anyways) you "White Knighting" some girl in your class you had a crush on, who was probably dating one of your upper classman. Which you presented as saving her from some terrible child predator just because he was 4 or 5 years older than her. And I could totally see someone in that situation daydreaming about saving her from "the evil older guy" like some kinda princess..... lol

All good though my guy. Sry for doubting your epic tale!

@GoogleLetsThisNameBeWayLongerThanItEverShouldBe  @GoogleLetsThisNameBeWayLongerThanItEverShouldBe  it did happen why would i say that no need for me to lie i was just trying to inform people if you say yes then no you can use that against them if they don't explain your rights properly ! hence why the officer is pushing it so hard  like you say you don't care but took the time to respond i am not lying i promise you i was not trying to push my story only told why i was arrested so people didn't think i was arrested for something scum like burglary an attacked me so fort i would tell the story i swear down am not lying tell me were my story is a lie please?  i was a child when interviewed why do you find this so hard to believe ? if i want to make you not believe me more i told the police this man was seeing a girl in my class and he was never arrested for it fact

@eu mafia Listen...you sure that things happened that way? There are so many things wrong with that story, although I have no interest writing a lengthy explanation. But you don't need to be a detective to see some inconsistencies, but who knows could be wrong.

Not a big deal either way. Have a great day!

@northstar100 does it work? I cant imagen that would work in a court

Lmao I've done this after being arrested, the police were furious that I wouldn't answer if I understand

i actually got off a charge of criminal damage to someone who was dating someone in my class who was 14 or 15 he was 20 i kicked his car when he dropped her off by are school  and he actually got me arrested  but   because when he asked me if i understood my rights in interview  i said yes first then no straight after and the officer missed it and carried on with the interview the case was thrown out so not that  bad move really just should of said ye i mean no haha

I saw this as a good way to have the case thrown out. The defense could argue that he never understood the Miranda rights, granted they read them to him several times so maybe it wouldn’t work

I read this comment as I heard this in the video

Account you're right, it's not... ITS HILARIOUS!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

@происходит сын yeah, it is. Bet your a howl at a party

@Etang E <br>Yes he also looks like him I think.

@Etang E
Yes he also looks like him I think.

he sounded like "Klaus #4 in The umbrella academy"

@northstar100 a couple more minutes and he would have had that butterfinger!!!🤣🤣🎁🎁

@northstar100 Jeff handled that like a pro!! He didn't slip one time...😂😂🤣🤣 and he got 2 cokes out of them! Go Jeff!! And almost a butterfinger..

Account damn bro didn’t know that u dictated what people could find funny in a youtube video

происходит сын

I think Jeff got him on that. Because Jeff didn’t say yeah right after the question. Jeff said yeah after the detective said huh. So Jeff gave a no answer to the question and a yeah answer to the huh. So technically he didn’t admit to understanding the rights.

I snorted so hard reading this comment 😂😂😂


He did the right thing and did not talk to the cops this dude IS a Legend!!!


They say the interrogator who proved himself a prick while interrogating Jeff had taken voluntarily retirement


he deserve to free i see him as a good guy actually , i wish the first legend is real


Never trust a Jeff. I speak from experience.


Cop: No, normally I’m a prick.
Jeff: You look like a prick..

Legend.

This moment is when Jeff establish his dominance in this conversation lmao

@Your husband is my boyfriend haha jokes on you i don’t have a husband so therefore you have no boyfriend

This is what I was Looking For... Bravo👍😁👍

Legend yourself .....cuddle muffin......brilliant


Imagine what this man could’ve done if he never tried heroin.


8:40 sooo.. does the officer understand the rights he just read to the robber? Since he clearly said out loud he wanted a lawyer. But I dont see one.


Jeff does foolish things but Jeff is no fool.


I didn’t know Bill Burr was a part time detective!


Cop "Do you understand the rights I've explained to you?"
Jeff: "no."
Cop: "Huh?'
Jeff: "yeah."

@Pam Ellwood I think honestly its just too uncomfortable to do that since they know you're lying. And we all have a sense of fairness. Like we'd concede 'yes I understand, but I'm not saying anything else'

@Dan Gander take a chill pill buddy it's not that serious 😂 and actually sometimes people miss certain parts but again not that deep bruh

@Dan Gander i imagine a majority of us think this but don’t verbalize it; however, these things are an eventuality, as the internet is a complicated and diverse ecosystem. just remember that the people who aren’t liking those types of comments are similar in dogma to you, so think to yourself that you instead must simply make the observation and move on, for the exclamation of a given only serves those most involved in a solution :)

what's the deal with people simply repeating a quote from the video in the comments that ANYONE who watched OBVIOUSLY picked up on? They make it to the top comments every time, because a bunch of ogres are like "YEAH! I HEARD THAT TOO!" Woopti-fuckin-doo. And the poster feels important for acting like a parrot and getting all their praise/likes, but as a result actual interesting thoughts are pushed down the toilet, where nobody will read them. (Just like real life!)

Now, please, everyone tell me what I'm missing about the brilliance and relatability of it, and how that's so much better than encountering a different thought/take.

Yeah that would have been genious. "Do you understand your rights" answered with "no" followed by just silence

@Peter Puck <br>I don’t think he was playing with the cops mind. I think he was trying every possible answer out of desperation.

@Peter Puck
I don’t think he was playing with the cops mind. I think he was trying every possible answer out of desperation.

@Pam Ellwood how did he fuck up when they realised him 🤔


Moral of the story: DONT TALK TO POLICE. They aren't your friend


The cop to Jeff who is in handcuffs: "Now you've handcuffed me"


i believe this guy for one thing, they've arrersted him countless times before and never interrogated him this long before so that just kept playing in my mind why not arrest him jail him n be done with it. it makes sense


Jeff:  "Am I gonna get that coke or was that just a fairytale?"

I laughed so hard I scared my cat out of the room.

@Name i guess it wasn’t copied and no one has anything to say  ,just genuine shit my guy


What does it say about our criminal justice system that a drug addict is more aware of interrogation procedure than cold-blooded murderers?


"wham bam, thankyou for the coke, put me back in the cell"<br>this is my motto, this is my creed

"wham bam, thankyou for the coke, put me back in the cell"
this is my motto, this is my creed


for whatever reason, i thought the beginning of this video had dubbed voices for jeff and the cop. the audio didn’t sound real to me lol


If Jeff chose to be clean, he could be a comedian. People admire that 'into your face' honesty and I'm sure he has some stories to tell...


Jeff is just one of those guys, can’t help but like him. He’s one of those guys that curses at you and you don’t get offended.

I’m glad I’m not the only one. I like dude

@Hoop Mooy <br>Agreed. I can't stand it.

Goddamn, I just hope that Jeff got his shit together and is now having a better life

People that steal to feed the habit have a problem be responsible or just don’t do it everyone hate a thief

@Hoop Mooy but you gotta admit, it was kinda funny lol

That's why they explained the anti hero thing in the beginning 🌝

@We Remotely Low I've been stolen from by addicts like this, and seen them ruin their families. Cops tend to be manipulative and untrustworthy, and so do people that have been addicted to heroin for 10 years. There's obvious exceptions but I don't see anything about this guy that stands out as being different. Also, I was having a particularly unempathetic day. I don't feel that the man being judging or hateful of himself or his situation as something that should yield more empathy from me. I'm sorry for my use of language not being understanding of other's emotional needs.

@Hoop Mooy It doesn't sound like you have much for empathy

@MarvNoGood I disagree. If I met a guy like that, I would tell him to STFU and GTFO. There's nothing likeable about him to me.

@michelle I have addicts like this in my family, and I don't care.

I've known addicts like this and believe me, you know them long enough, you hate them and wish they were dead. That said, same to the cop.


Injustice is happening to Cameron in front of millions of people but no one stands by him How long do innocent young people suffer in prison?  This won't make the world a better place. Prison won't be a fix. What is this torment that we see by the policeman, especially during the interrogation of the prisoner. Be kind. They are human beings like you. The world has become so frightening, condemning the innocent. I will pray for freedom for every prisoner around the world.  Sacrifice him that damn judge and those unfair courts in Florida<br>Justice for cameron herrin🗽🙏🏻

Injustice is happening to Cameron in front of millions of people but no one stands by him How long do innocent young people suffer in prison?  This won't make the world a better place. Prison won't be a fix. What is this torment that we see by the policeman, especially during the interrogation of the prisoner. Be kind. They are human beings like you. The world has become so frightening, condemning the innocent. I will pray for freedom for every prisoner around the world.  Sacrifice him that damn judge and those unfair courts in Florida
Justice for cameron herrin🗽🙏🏻

فاطمة العسيري


that guy is a champ, reminds me of Big Lebowski


The phrase “do you understand your rights?” Is a legal trap.


officer: you have the rights to remain silent<br>Jeff:

officer: you have the rights to remain silent
Jeff:


Christian Bale never disappoints with the commitment to his roles.

@rahul singhal Matthew indeed turned into a pretty good method actor as well.

i litterally watched that for first time today

People actually think this was a role for Christian Bale. But that's a fairytale. He actually lost his shit after his starring role in American Psycho, got addicted to heroin, started robbing places, suffered an identity crisis, changed his name to Jeff, and here we are. Sad

Pretty sure it's Joel Kinnaman from Suicide Squad.

@James Tinsley what do u expect from someone named K IT!? 🤣🤣🤣

I agree with you but this is obviously James Franco.

Christian Bale from the machinist .. audition tape

Muhammed Agic slight spelling error. Thanks for pointing out, it has been corrected.

@James Tinsley the Machinist* , just to correct you

How he endured not only the weight loss but the whole process of having his bones repeatedly broken and lengthened is truly admirable.

@James Tinsley oh! Thanks for the translation 😊

@K It Are you sure, I think I seen this on Christian Bales Instagram. He did a whole thing about this interview.

Paul BIT all he needs is to start screaming at the sound man!

K It the post was meant to be facetious. Not to be taken seriously only highlighting how much he looks like Bale from the movie "The Machinist".

Thought the same thing from the thumbnail

You wouldn't believe what he did to get ready for that role. He only ate one apple a day for a couple of months.

This could be an audition tape for Mr bale. 😀


“You look like a prick” Emotional damage 💀


12:26 "how about that butterfinger you promised?" LMAO


"Wham bam, thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell." 😆 priceless.


“Why are you shaking?”

”bro im literally a junkie??”

“Why are you shaking?”

*”bro im literally a junkie??”*

If he's a junkie I assume there are times where he isn't so honest.  Maybe not.. but yeah.

@Lisa Price They’re not supposed to care.

"Honesty and no bullshit attitude" he committed armed robbery and continued to deny it.. Not so honest.

This guy is pretty cool.  But it surprises me how many people fawn over him just for that,  while figuratively yelling for the most disproportionate punishment for others who rob, pulls guns on people etc.,

Us addicts in recovery have a saying, JID. Stands for Jails, Institutions, or Death. If you don’t get off the stuff those are the only places you can end up.

I didn’t finish going off on my soapbox. Often times the social and legal consequences that addicts face, incarceration included, are much worse than the effects of the drugs themselves. Jails and prisons should all offer methadone, suboxone and other may drugs to inmates dependent on opiates but the fact is right now they aren’t. They don’t fucking care.

Y'all, his channel is in the pinned comment. But here it is regardless, https://youtube.com/c/SYRENGEMUSIC

He's doing better now, he says. He has a YT channel.


The fact that this dude who been doing drugs for over a decade knows more about not talking to police than every murderer is beyond me

I feel like murderers are usually sociopathic or psychopathic and feel that they’re uniquely able to deceive or manipulate people because they’re able to do it in their own personal lives. It would take a lot of arrogance to think that you are entitled to kill another person to begin with

@Tinmann very true I just found it amusing he was able to keep his story straight even through all the tactics they use on him haha

Lessons learned. Most murderers don't have the number of police interactions as jeff

Drugs making you stupid is anti drug propaganda. Drugs only make you poor.

LOL most likely he picked up all that knowledge from being "inside".

The types of disordered people that commit murder are the epitome of self centered. They love to feel powerful, important, love to deceive others, and love the sound of themselves talking. Nothing moves them more than their own sad stories. They get off on specialists picking them apart, asking them questions about why, how, what, where, when. Its time for their greatest performance. "I struggle, Im sad, my life is a nightmare, my childhood was bad, I committed a crime and now I feel important, smart, powerful". They can't stop themselves, not talking completely escapes their logic. Even if they know they shouldn't its still too exciting.

Alot of murderers do it for the attention because they think it'll make them famous. Which in a way it does. But addiction isnt for anyone else. It's you doing it because you want to do it.

@Meral Accurate assessment-- from someone with experience in the matter.<br>Though, I can't speak to the murdery stuff.

@Meral Accurate assessment-- from someone with experience in the matter.
Though, I can't speak to the murdery stuff.

@Meral Very much this. There's also the fact that he <i>knows</i> he didn't do what they're accusing him off, so the lack of guilt and fear makes him much harder to manipulate.

@Meral Very much this. There's also the fact that he _knows_ he didn't do what they're accusing him off, so the lack of guilt and fear makes him much harder to manipulate.

Probably because he's had a lot of experience with cops...

to be fair this wasn't his first rodeo based off what he said in the video.

Believe me people who are involved in drugs for a long time.... They can really know their stuff

Assuming "drugs" makes one the opposite of clever says volumes about your ignorance

@Meral I just saw an interview with a criminology guy from the UK. Their bigges expert on serial killers and those kind of psychos (Chris Watts, I count him with them). He said what they often had in common was no sense of humor, implying they where really, really socially stupid. He had never met a psychopath killer that was the charming handsome type, and he had interviewed them all. He said they where more really creepy. Many he said was very clingy and needy people..<br>More than that many have never encountered the police, I believe it is more their mantal health making them look so stupid in police interrigations.. I at least cannot remember one of them seeming like a normal smart guy.

@Meral I just saw an interview with a criminology guy from the UK. Their bigges expert on serial killers and those kind of psychos (Chris Watts, I count him with them). He said what they often had in common was no sense of humor, implying they where really, really socially stupid. He had never met a psychopath killer that was the charming handsome type, and he had interviewed them all. He said they where more really creepy. Many he said was very clingy and needy people..
More than that many have never encountered the police, I believe it is more their mantal health making them look so stupid in police interrigations.. I at least cannot remember one of them seeming like a normal smart guy.

Maybe drugs don't make people as stupid as the roumers say they do...

@Grant Reinhart if anything I implied murderers are dumb lmao, it’s impressive he’s able to keep his story persistent even with all the different psychological tactics that they use lool

Cuz he’s been avoiding cops with his drugs😂 acting like drug users are dumb

It’s simple… if your a murder the. Chances are you aren’t being run through the system constantly… it would likely be a a one and done thing or very minimal thing… now a heroin addiction of over a decade… well chances are they have been run through the gamut or the system chewed up and spit out, all because America’s “war on drugs”.. this is the same reason that on average people who have been convicted of a a severe drug crime can and usually will do more time than someone who abuses woman and children. Etc etc…sad but unfortunately true

Because he's not a murderer. Those people think they're smarter than everyone and get caught and don't know what to do. This guy has been around cops and in trouble and around people like himself that tell him nuances of what to do and what not to do for basically his whole life. He's a different breed than those lowlife people that murder because of their ego and think they're a step above everyone

that actually makes a lot of sense. i assume he was on the streets for years and had to deal a lot with cops and the law, especially being a heroin addict. murderers often have no record of such things (example is chris watts, who was charged for the first time in his life). watts had a normal life until the moment he killed his family, and probably never thought about being investigated once, but jeff must have had already so many encounters that he is a true pro. probs to him.


Jeff is a quick witted, street smart guy despite being a junkie. A poor soul probably a result of his environment. It's so frustrating..

We really need to stop blaming upbringings and environments for people making stupid choices.

@Jazzz yeah I’m so mad bro cause the music I do as a hobby doesn’t get enough views 🤣😂

@Willow lol so now if you know not to talk to the police you are ,,street smart" ?

im born in a shit environment , i have 2 jobs and went to med school dont complain and blame where and who gave birth to you , its your responsibility to make it in life a looser or a winner

I would venture to guess Jeff has a very high IQ.

@Cami Kaye Perfectly put. I don’t understand how people lack basic empathy and then act as if that’s the “normal thing”. It will always be strange to me

@Rashad Avery Wtf you think I'm trying to say, genius?

Rashad Avery lowkey thats kinda concerning man idk...

@Rashad Avery We've all been in middle school buddy

@Rashad Avery That will comeback to bite you later in life bud

@[A]ddiction no. not at all. i don’t care about him in a personal way, but i have empathy for every human being, even the most vile of people. i have people i absolutely despise but still feel empathy towards. i don’t know this man, i don’t like him nor do i dislike him. but he is human. i like to remember that, at the core, we are all humans and should be treated as such.

we are largely a product of our environment, of which we don’t have much control. i empathize majorly with anyone who was forced to live through such hardships.

@Eris Gh0sted ok was that supposed to be an insult? If so it didn’t bother me 🤣😂

@Rashad Avery Everyone here thinks you're such a badass, kid

@Willow hes a amature for street smarts.

@Rashad Avery “why would I feel bad for somebody I don’t even know lol” - that’s a scary thing to hear. Are you a sociopath or something? You seem to lack empathy.

@GuessImTj Na why would I feel bad for somebody I don’t even know lol plus he chose to do drugs I smoke weed an never once thought of doing hard drugs not once no matter what I’m going through

well it's a result of his own choices. But all drugs should be legalised, so, his choices are fine, except for the robbery thing of course

@Rashad Avery it's frustrating because of this human emotion called empathy, you can tell Jeff isn't an actual monster live most of the people who get interviewed and doesn't deserve the life he's living. Seeing anyone in a poor situation should make you feel bad if your a normal person

@Rashad Avery he is not in there he doing youtube videos and shit lol

@Willow you sound upset Jeff in there an you can’t smoke with him 🤣😂😂

@Willow ok so any of what you mentioned twice was that supposed to keep him out of jail?

@Rashad Avery.... because he's a quick witted, street smart guy despite being a junkie....

How’s it frustrating you don’t even know this nigga🤣😂


Him staying silent, shows that he understands his rights, how does the cops not see that.

@bell J They just need verbal confirmation...

They need verbal confirmation on the record

They need a verbal confirmation if he isn't going to sign it I think

Obviously the cop understands that. He can’t proceed until he gets a clear yes or no.

They see it, but they want him so slip up and say something the wrong way so they can nail him to the wall.  Interrogation is easier than really searching for criminals.  They don't even bother to look for any of the missing kids either.

Cops need verbal conformation. It’s not that they’re dumb. It’s that they literally need to hear them say yes to proceed.

Also, the right to stay silent applies to questions that may incriminate him or be used against him in court. He needs to confirm that he knows his rights in some way and being silent in that regard is not what the right is made for.

I guess they need to let any murder suspect go if they don't say anything.

My Grandniece is a drug addicted  very streetwise lady. Could of made a million in hollyweird! Could adapt to anything and any situation 🤔  Sad

They have to get an agreement from you<br>They even say it

They have to get an agreement from you
They even say it

wede smonker yessir ill smack a dab rn 💪🏻

@Stoner gamer lighting up a bowl 4 u chief 💙

Because legal procedure dictates you can't just say "he looked like he understood his rights" in court because that's extremely arbitrary and subjective.  How did you not see that?

Bcs sometimes the language they use is hard to understand. They need verbal confirmation before they can continue reading off the rest of his rights. If he says he didn’t understand what they meant, courts would have to throw out any evidence gotten from the interrogation.

It's because in court you need a definitive answer. Kinda adds to the whole "guilty beyond a reasonable doubt" thing.

they do see it, it's obvious. they simply don't just let you go after you remain silent past a question, they try wear you down.. for example he wasn't released for 12 hours

I would assume he needs verbal confirmation in order to continue.

They figure he, like most criminals, are dumb to their rights and laws. But Jeff knows how the system works, so he plays chess back.


This guy's so smart, he's an addict going through a withdrawal and still managed to give quick and witty answers in an interrogation!

If you’ve ever BEEN an addict going thru w/d...quick, snarky, irritable and dismissive answers are basically all you can GIVE someone.

that doesn’t make him smart ... it makes him conscious...

Not smart enough to not do heroin though is he.

@Bella Rosewood Why do you think that just because someone is addicted they can't be smart? Addiction is a mental illness, as is depression. And he's a heroin addict, not an alcohol addict, meaning that he could probably life his whole life with this addiction without getting severe brain damage or something.

@Kyle Miller How can u tell that it isn't a sarcastic tone ? I mean, my sarcasm is pretty dry and most people don't even get it in real life

@Ar ne I mean it isn’t a very sarcastic tone just sounds like some cynical person on YouTube which is pretty common

Wow, you guys seem to not get that it was sarcasm.

@Nefferpitou to be fair they said rehabilitation first.

@keiharris332 so u know what it’s like to be addicted, if u knew u wouldn’t be saying that not all these guys are bad

@keiharris332 ohhh wow till he dies? for being an addict? stone age much?

No... he is a drug addict who can't seem to do anything but stay addicted to drugs, lie, cheat and steal. He has no merit and there is nothing to cheer on here. He requires rehabilitation or needs to stay in a cell till he dies.

he's not even smart just your average joe with some basic common sense

seems like its not his first rodeo and he saw first or second hand what talking to the cops gets you as a heroin junky. His best course of action would have been just to remain silent like he tried to do in the beginning.

You become hyper sensitive through withdrawal, and definitely aren’t going to be interested in taking anyone’s bullshit


FINALLY someone that doesn’t fall for the “ I’m your friend, I’m here to help you “ shit. Not only doesn’t fall for it but also calls them out on it

@olivia gracewhilst your entitled to your beliefs, I'm not interested in your religious propogander.
As far as I'm concerned religion is a control mechanism for gullible weak minded people that need to be led in life.
I'm not going to be told how to live my life based on a 2000 year old story book about a magical sky fairy, who if does exist seems to be allowing an awful lot of pain and suffering in the world.
You may want to dedicate your life to worshipping that but I don't.
There are many religions in the world, they can't all be right, What makes you so sure yours is the correct one?

God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)

Now, I would think something like "Finally I've made some friends" 😂🤣

@kul 2 well Stephanie Lazarus and Jennifer did

@GarlicBred dislike all you want. 1.1k have already liked it. Your thumbs down won't even show

I almost disliked this comment, but then I saw your username and I couldn’t help but laugh.

@Erica Mercado exactly. If you're not there as a witness then you are a potential suspect. The police don't want to help them. They are just doing their job trying to get a confession as you say

Yeah all the other dumb people not realize  they are the prime suspects in the interrogation room 🤣🤣🤣 this guys knew you’re good cop bad cop and you want a confession from me

Yeah I fuckin love it. If more people did that the prisons would be half empty

@Charles-André Comeau I’ve seen many many interrogations where people fall for it hook line and sinker and play straight into the authorities hands.

People don't fall for it, they just think they  are smart enough to not incriminate themselves. The truth is though that everyone is susceptible to interrogation techniques. Some folks may not incriminate themselves but they will reveal information that the cops can use.

@kul 2 so instead of feeling awkward you'd let the investigators coerce you into a confession as they are your friends, they know best and they are there to help you

i doubt anybody falls for it its just awkward to point out that its a lie it doesn't get the interrogation anywhere


This guy clearly isn't stupid. He has a good head on his shoulders. It's a crying shame addiction found its claws in him, honestly.

@bob bob I sure see it, right at the top, from JCS. Has a link to Jeff's Patreon, too.

@Real Walkthroughs uhmmm theres no pinned comment on this video :/

If he hadnt been addicted to heroin we wouldnt have seen this legend in action.

@Big Crunch Yes caffeine can cause hypertension and increase chances of heart disease. Eating a tablespoon of caffeine would kill just about anybody.

@Big Crunch You're comparing apples and oranges here bozo. The whole point is that there was no opioid epidemic when opioids were legal.

@Nekrone Schwartz it was once also legal to own peo ple. Just because something was once allowed doesn't mean it's alright

@Nekrone Schwartz caffeine dosent damage your internal organs and tissues

@abzd The addiction probably started much earlier, you just didn't notice back then and it seems you are still unable to understand the obvious by now. Sounds idiotic as well.

@Tyler Nichols

The fact that illicit drugs are cut with extremely toxic substances (i.e. carfentanyl) strengthens my point.

If said drugs weren't illegal; people that need them could buy them at a pharmacy and they wouldn't have to worry about it being cut with potentially lethal substances.

If we're talking about what an appropriate dose of carfentanyl would be for someone, it's unlikely that it would be used for human consumption in the first place since fentanyl would be easily affordable and available. Carfentanyl would of course still be appropriate when treating elephants or other large animals.

@Nekrone Schwartz I would agree, if it wasnt for the fact that a majority of hard drugs are being cut with Fentynl and Carfentynl(if they can get it) which even medically dispersed is in a patch that's 500 micrograms with a dose release over 12 hours via patch. With the current ecosystem I believe that one could reasonably assume that due to the cutting of diethylmorphine with fentynl would indeed make the substance far less than safe.

If the drugs were not being cut commonly (according to public sources such as drug dealers AMAs, news stories,  vice in depth videos, etc ) I'd completely agree with your statement as it is relatively inert when used properly(as in medical morphine not street morphine like heroin), as morphine is still a damn good chemical for the job.

@Ben Franklin Inanimate object didn't make you do anything, you chose to do that! Regardless of how harmful you think heroin is, take a tablespoon of caffeine and you will be dead

@Nekrone Schwartz i think you forgot about withdrawals

@Nekrone Schwartz this comment is nauseatingly damn stupid. You’re trying to say the damage of heroin is done by “stigma” and that’s it? If there were no “stigma”, heroin addicts would be in peak physical shape and have none of the problems heroin addiction causes? Let me tell you something about your “caffeine is just as harmful as heroin!” thing. My father consumed caffeine for decades. Coffee and Red Bull were his favorites. Never killed him, never causes withdrawals or physical issues. THEN when I was 12/13, he became addicted to heroin. Within a short span of time, he lost a large amount of weight, would vomit and shake whenever he tried to stop, and had to wear long sleeves at all times because his arms were covered in track marks. He died a matter of feet away from my sleeping siblings and I (I was 13) and left us to wake up to our mom picking us up crying and a house surrounded by police cars. Like… I had to wake up and the first words I hear are “come on, I’m taking you home, daddy died last night”. And you’re gonna look at me deadass and tell me that his caffeine consumption was as destructive and harmful as his heroin consumption? Sometimes when y’all try to be “woke”, you just sound fcking idiotic

@Nekrone Schwartz yes I do know it the same way I know that coke had actual coke in it back in the day as well. They were removed for the same reason why codeine is gradually being phased out from cough medications because they had a huge propensity for tolerance build-up and addiction and subsequently, abuse. They act strongly and if I recall, way differently on the dopaminergic receptors than most other drugs and your brain self corrects much more quickly on them leading to a dependency on a way larger level than other drugs. And their side effects? The only other drug that has withdrawal symptoms as bad as or even worse than heroin that I know of is alcohol.
No caffeine or nicotine? What's the worse that could happen? A little anxiety? Insomnia?

No heroin? Cramps, vomitting, profuse sweating, possible seizures among others. Withdrawal symptoms so bad that people actually need the drug just to stop them.

The craving it can cause is so unbelievably strong and the drug does so much damage that I agree with the "war on heroin". I mean, I'm willing to bet never in the history of humans has there been a marijuana addict that goes to rob a bank to fuel his addiction or a nicotine addict that murders someone for a pack of cigarettes just so he can get his nicotine fix. But heroin sure as shit has led to these outcomes before.

@Nekrone Schwartz yes I do know it the same way I know that coke had actual coke in it back in the day as well. They were removed for the same reason why codeine is gradually being phased out from cough medications because they had a huge propensity for tolerance build-up and addiction and subsequently, abuse. They act strongly and if I recall, way differently on the dopaminergic receptors than most other drugs and your brain self corrects much more quickly on them leading to a dependency on a way larger level than other drugs. And their side effects? The only other drug that has withdrawal symptoms as bad as or even worse than heroin that I know of is alcohol.
No caffeine or nicotine? What's the worse that could happen? A little anxiety? Insomnia?

No heroin? Cramps, vomitting, profuse sweating, possible seizures among others. Withdrawal symptoms so bad that people actually *need* the drug just to stop them.

The craving it can cause is so unbelievably strong and the drug does so much damage that I agree with the "war on heroin". I mean, I'm willing to bet never in the history of humans has there been a marijuana addict that goes to rob a bank to fuel his addiction or a nicotine addict that murders someone for a pack of cigarettes just so he can get his nicotine fix. But heroin sure as shit has led to these outcomes before.

@deathendz Drugs like caffeine and nicotine build up tolerance too and cause physical addiction. You might not know this, but heroin was legal once and was sold by Bayer - the same company that makes aspirin. It wasn't that big of a deal at the time, and was nothing like the devastation that's occurred since the "war on drugs"

@Nekrone Schwartz just gonna completely gloss over the potential for physical addiction in heroin and the other drugs and tolerance build-up huh. There are some drugs that I don't think should be part of the "war" narrative but heroin sure as hell isn't one of them

@Myata Myatnya About 10 grams of caffeine can kill the average person. A tablespoon of sugar weighs 12 grams. A tablespoon of sugar won't harm the average person, but a tablespoon of caffeine will kill

@Nekrone Schwartz an excessive amount of anything can kill you. bet if I eaten a big shitton amount of nice healthy vegetables I'd also die. good that nobody would actually willingly eat that much food/drink that much coffee, so it's kinda harmless anyway

@Myata Myatnya Obviously, I didn't say they were the same, and I didn't even mention coffee at all. Did you know that an excessive amount of caffeine is bad for your heart and can kill you?

@Nekrone Schwartz did you really just said that heroine and coffee are the same

I agree that he's not stupid, and I do like him.. but I always thought the metaphor "good head on their shoulders" referred to clarity of mind and goal-oriented behaviour, which I would not attribute to Jeff.

Just about everybody is addicted to something. The chemical known as "heroin" isn't any more harmful to the body than caffeine in appropriate doses. It's the "war on drugs" mentality and the stigma around it that causes most of the damage. That's what's a crying shame

@Sekinafi it's the pinned comment on this video

Real Walkthroughs really? What is it called?

he has a youtube channel where he has been posting recently. Hopefully he's doing better