I once had "a talk" with my 2 managers so I said "This is like good cop, bad cop". My nice manager asked if he was the good or bad one, so I said "You're the nice one and we already know he is a difficult one" Hahaha<br>After 30 mins talk I told them I still had work to do so they got a bit pissed I wanted to finish "the talk". So then I switched to trying to extend the talk so I could go home immediately after "the talk". I started conversation about all kinds of stuff and we talked for another 45 mins. My "bad cop" manager was so impressed he thought we were buddies again but at the end I confirmed I still didn't like his ways hahaha. And then I went home. Good times!

I once had "a talk" with my 2 managers so I said "This is like good cop, bad cop". My nice manager asked if he was the good or bad one, so I said "You're the nice one and we already know he is a difficult one" Hahaha
After 30 mins talk I told them I still had work to do so they got a bit pissed I wanted to finish "the talk". So then I switched to trying to extend the talk so I could go home immediately after "the talk". I started conversation about all kinds of stuff and we talked for another 45 mins. My "bad cop" manager was so impressed he thought we were buddies again but at the end I confirmed I still didn't like his ways hahaha. And then I went home. Good times!


That Addiction he's got gets stronger every year he's on it! He's got a long battle ahead of him physically and mentally but I hope he comes out on top!


"the only reason why i come up here, is to get a f*cking coke" lol i laughed so hard


its honestly nice to watch videos like this after watching some genuine scary sick fucks.


The millions of people here to see Jeff! Hope he is doing well and in good health


This is a great video, i love everything about it


Absolutely fantastic. Needed this tonight


I’m gonna tell y’all something that could help you later in life. Cops will lie in a heartbeat that they have all kinds of evidence when they don’t.


I watch this video like I watch the goonies.  Come back to it every once in a while when I think of Jeff just for shits and gigs.


What I learned from Jeff, 'If they said they have evidence, they don't. And if they told you to tell them something, that something is probably for them to use to their advantage'.


Jeff's so good at this I almost don't even think he did the robbery


Am I wrong that once someone says “I want a lawyer, I’m not saying anything”, the questioning would be stopped until the lawyer appears at that point? Why did they keep pushing him like that?


It's amazing how someone can be an adult  yet still act like a 3 year old that just got his skittles taken away


“Wham, bam, thank you for the Coke, put me back in a cell”<br>What a legend

“Wham, bam, thank you for the Coke, put me back in a cell”
What a legend


Surely its illegal to interrogate someone either 'under the influence' or 'in withdrawal'...you arent in your right mind...<br>I think its disgusting the way hes put through that torture.....he handled it very well. Hes also lucky he was mainly using Heroin rather tham Methadone as Methadone is much harder to kick, and has terrible withdrawal...well done Big P'Harma...

Surely its illegal to interrogate someone either 'under the influence' or 'in withdrawal'...you arent in your right mind...
I think its disgusting the way hes put through that torture.....he handled it very well. Hes also lucky he was mainly using Heroin rather tham Methadone as Methadone is much harder to kick, and has terrible withdrawal...well done Big P'Harma...

I've repeatedly heard that methadone is even harder to kick than heroin, but never really looked into it. I wonder how come, I always assumed drugs with longer half lives tend to be less addictive, but maybe I was wrong.


Police: "You have the right to remain silent."<br>Also police: "Why aren't you talking?"

Police: "You have the right to remain silent."
Also police: "Why aren't you talking?"


these guys didn't have any evidence and weren't interested in helping the victims of the robbery - they just wanted to further their careers by getting an easy conviction without doing any legwork or real investigation. <br>It should be a crime to be this lazy and disinterested in actual justice

these guys didn't have any evidence and weren't interested in helping the victims of the robbery - they just wanted to further their careers by getting an easy conviction without doing any legwork or real investigation.
It should be a crime to be this lazy and disinterested in actual justice


This video has been censored and I don’t appreciate it:
I feel obligated to paraphrase what I recall of the part which was cut,
Coming directly after the “long time buddy” response @

“While many of us cannot relate to the debilitating effect of heroin addiction and withdrawal,
The resignation and regret in his voice is something many of us can relate to.”

It’s really a shame this was cut. I mean...
...robber or not, it’s not like this glorified or condoned drug use or anything -
So why cut it then? Hmm?

God forbid we should have sympathy for
homeless people afflicted with
incredibly demanding and genuinely serious
medical conditions or anything.

<3


Even after all those heroine he remains to be the smartest guy in the room. He could've been someone special without heroine.


I legit laughed out loud when I heard "works for coca-cola". He absolutely does NOT work for them...lol gimme a break.


"I want a lawyer"

END OF CONVERSATION. PERIOD.


Update: Jeff has signed a 3 million dollar endorsement deal with Coca Cola. His tagline is: "Coke -- better than heroin!"


He can beat it just by asking him questions after he asked for a lawyer


.. I love how the narrator dictates to us what Jeff knows. And I'm supposed to just believe whatever the narrator says? No, that would be stupid. If you're going to narrate, stick to facts, don't just add random details we have no proof of.


lol... if you're a fan of interrogation videos, you have to have seen this at least x3 times 👍🤙👐


Tearin them cokes up!
- "How bout that butterfinger you promised."
Hahaha legendary 🤣


Interrogator: You have the right to remain silent.

Jeff: yes

Interrogator: You have the right to remain silent.

Jeff: *yes*


This is what addiction does to people, this guy is a genius brought low by his vices. A tragedy.


"...while many of us can't relate to the feeling of being addicted to heroin for well over a decade..." challenge accepted


Jeff looks like a man in pain, broken by life. Thats all…


Why do I find "Thanks for the coke" so damn funny? 😂


Dude is a legend,
Cop: Help me out
Jeff: Fuck off and get me a coke
Cop: Okay
That is how you do that folks. Talking to cops is never a good idea cause like any job sometime they are lazy and just wanna pin it on someone who is a easy target.


I know that the whole point of this video is to showcase a cult figure in the world of criminology but I just can't with this guy , he's just funny in his dealings because he's being himself .


Jeff: Tells his side of the story<br>Cop: what's your story?

Jeff: Tells his side of the story
Cop: what's your story?


I found this whole thing so funny and at some point I just said “he rlly said girlboss he knows how to stun thst investigator bro”


When he said "I'm not talking to you, I want a lawyer" Doesn't the cop have to by law stop interrogating and go get the guy legal representation?


The 'Glimmer of Humanity' gives me "I would maim a person but a dog? What do you take me for, a monster?" sort of vibes


I think the glimer of humanity was already there before he thanked the coke. We can feel the fear and frustration on his voice when he talks about he's previous experience with police


"you have the right to remain silent...."

Jeff : remains silent

Officer :👁👄👁


Dont they have to read you your rights when they arrest you? As in while they're handcuffing you/putting you into the back of their car? And not later when you're already detained at the police station?


12:50
Wait are you telling me you couldn't Google search to see if he ended up in Georgia state prison? I'm pretty sure that kind of stuff is public record? No?


He took the 'right to remain silent' quote too seriously


I was in an interview sort of like this when I was a kid. Our middle school sports coach had been arrested for child molestation and they were bringing kids in to interview And i reacted the exact same way when they say they have evidence that links you in.

Did they ever found out if the guy was guilty or not?


Jeff: talks all about what happened to the interrogator before the miranda warning (when iirc that conversation is inadmissible)

Interrogator: okay let me read you your rights. Okay, now what happened last night?

Jeff: I already told you what happened, and i'm not going to say it again

Interrogator: surprised pikachu

Jeff: talks all about what happened to the interrogator before the miranda warning (when iirc that conversation is inadmissible)

Interrogator: okay let me read you your rights. Okay, now what happened last night?

Jeff: I already told you what happened, and i'm not going to say it again

Interrogator: *surprised pikachu*


"now you handcuffed me"<br>he says to a dude who is literally in hand cuffs

"now you handcuffed me"
he says to a dude who is literally in hand cuffs


Virgin School Shooter: try’s to act insane so they get away with their crime

Jeff: “I don’t use methadone I use heroin”


Jeff u made me loose my patience when u refused to talk and came in back and forth.... 🤣😂


Guys, I want to ask something.
I had noticed there are parts of this video missing from last time I watched it and checked at least one other video to make sure I am not tripping.
At this point I am 100% sure that there are at least three parts of this video that are missing. Does anyone know why that is or if I can find the original somewhere?

@Nathan The one I was looking for when opening the video was right after Jeff said "Long time, buddy", the narrator made a comment on how the acceptance and sorrow in his voice conrributed to him as a antihero to sympathyze to.
Additionally, there was a part where the narrator was analyzing his body language while lying vs while telling the truth and how when the talking about "the gun that he was sitting on", he puffed up and made strong eye contact indicating he geniunely didn't know what they were talking about.
There were also I think some prolonged moments regarding some sweet snack that he was eating or that he wanted, beyond the coke.


I wonder if a lawyer could argue that absolute silence indicates an understanding of the rights he's been read because one of them is the right to silence and not incriminate yourself.


He might be a junkie but he's not stupid. He adheres to rule #1 when dealing with cops perfectly - don't answer any questions. You don't need to prove your innocence, THEY need to prove that your're guilty!


The cop talks down to him, he clearly thinks he’s smarter than jeff. He’s clearly not.


This man could’ve thought of idk… venom for an example of antihero. Literally anyone other than bad Santa.


How many times does he have to ask for a lawyer? Oh that’s right, he just said I need a lawyer. He needed to have asked “can I please talk to a lawyer?”


Detective: You have rights to remain silent<br>Jeff: 🤐 thanks for the the coke 🤐

Detective: You have rights to remain silent
Jeff: 🤐 thanks for the the coke 🤐


officer: “You have the right to remain silent”

jeff: remains silent...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂


I’ve never tried heroin, but I took opiates for a short time for pain relief after a medical procedure. I have never felt so content in my entire life.

My next surgery, I decided to take a lesser medication and deal with the pain because I know that I don’t have the will power to resist that feeling.

I will never try heroin once because I’m afraid of how much I would like it. I’ve tried MDMA, and I felt a similar feeling. A feeling that “if I could feel like this every day, I would achieve all of my goals, I would be happy, I would improve the lives of others around me” etc.

But I know that the positives of drugs are temporary. I know how dangerous it is to feel that good.

Maybe when I’m 80, on my death bed, I’ll take all the coke, ecstasy and heroin that I want. For now, I’ll smoke my weed after work and have a few drinks on the weekends.

Try Kratom. It's a powdered leaf from a tree in SE Asia


Ya I'm going with the prison ending. I work with people with addictions and with 10 years of that hard shit they don't get clean


First time he asked for a lawyer the session should have ended period.


"Wham bam, thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell" 😂


This video is living proof that cops and more of the "bad guy" than the "junkie".


11:36 "fuck no," lmao caught me off guard


The 1st time Jeff said take me to my cell, there's a 2 1/2 hr edit then 5 hrs. They don't have any evidence. That's why they desperately keep talkn to him. If they had hard evidence, they would've put Jeff in his cell the 1st time...


I cant belive how long they make them wait.


Cop: Here's your coke<br>Jeff: How in the fuck do you expect me to snort a soda?.....I meant COKE!

Cop: Here's your coke
Jeff: How in the fuck do you expect me to snort a soda?.....I meant COKE!


Notice how cops are...

"Prove you didn't steal that pink unicorn" (prove a negative).

No... you have to prove I did.  That's how accusations work.


It's always stupid to say anything to the police during an interrogation especially without your lawyer present. Whether they have a bunch of evidence or not confessing won't get you off easier like they try to make you think. In most cases they don't want to go to trial and you lose all leverage for a plea bargain if you give them a confession. Why do they need to offer you a plea down and give you a lesser sentence if you have zero leverage because you already confessed. Imo confessing will always get you more time not less. Always remain silent!


I’d like to believe that Jeff is now working for Coca Cola but I doubt it 😂


Third dumb cop : we have a lot of evidence .
Jeff : name them .
Dumb cop ; why are you doing this we re trying to help you .Lmao

الله سمانا المسلمين ،من أنتم يا سنة وشيعة ؟


Why tell someone they have the right to remain silent, then keep banging on at them because they choose to exercise that right?


At and before 7:30 you really do feel for the guy. The cops not his friend and he's entirely right, they wouldn't be sitting here if the cops had everything they needed and he can't do anything but hurt himself. It's their job to find out what happened, it's his job to ensure he keeps his mouth shut and let the professionals (his lawyer) tell him what information the cops really need from specifically him because he is not beholden to this investigation if he is innocent. Obviously it's a matter of opinion on whether you believe he's innocent or not but until there is physical evidence not based in any sort of opinion that we should be on his side.

Everyone has a level of evidence they'll take though. If you know someone really well, like your husband of 15 years or something, you might just be able to look into their eyes and ask "did you do it" and know, to yourself, whether or not he's telling the truth with as much certainty as fact as far as you're concerned. On the other end, we see drug addict and just say 'yeah he probably did do that thing I mean it's less bad than heroin and he does that after all.'

It's sad the legal system can devolve into such petty trifles when all we truly want- and it's purpose in the first place- is for the guilty proven guilty. Then you'd hope for the innocent to be free of their worries as expediently as possible, with as close to 0% innocent conviction rate as possible. That is, if not just 0%.

At and before 7:30 you really do feel for the guy. The cops not his friend and he's entirely right, they wouldn't be sitting here if the cops had everything they needed and he can't do anything but hurt himself. It's their job to find out what happened, it's his job to ensure he keeps his mouth shut and let the professionals (his lawyer) tell him what information the cops really need from specifically him because he is not beholden to this investigation if he is innocent. Obviously it's a matter of opinion on whether you believe he's innocent or not but until there is physical evidence not based in any sort of opinion that we *should* be on his side.

Everyone has a level of evidence they'll take though. If you know someone really well, like your husband of 15 years or something, you might just be able to look into their eyes and ask "did you do it" and know, to yourself, whether or not he's telling the truth with as much certainty as fact as far as you're concerned. On the other end, we see drug addict and just say 'yeah he probably did do that thing I mean it's less bad than heroin and he does that after all.'

It's sad the legal system can devolve into such petty trifles when all we truly want- and it's purpose in the first place- is for the guilty proven guilty. Then you'd hope for the innocent to be free of their worries as expediently as possible, with as close to 0% innocent conviction rate as possible. That is, if not just 0%.


Once those miranda rights are read,there's only ONE word to be spoken..lawyer!!!<br>Whether guilty or innocent..LAWYER!

Once those miranda rights are read,there's only ONE word to be spoken..lawyer!!!
Whether guilty or innocent..LAWYER!


The interrogator is inexperienced af, you have to be smarter than the person you're interrogating. :P


I'm pretty sure this took place in my hometown. I'm surprised i'd never heard about it until now.


jeff: you did say I have the right to remain silent


lol he decided to remain silent to the end xD


Forcing an opioid addict suffer withdraw to question several times over the course of several hours is legal how?


Im gonna go ahead and "like" Jeff right now!


Why should I tell you what evidence I have?

Oh I don't know, you're only trying to put me away for 20 years


How about that butterfinger you promised me 😂😂😂


I'm on Willie's Side, you really gonna walk up to someone and bother them with.. <b>Shudders</b> ..children, while they're trying to enjoy some lunch.

I'm on Willie's Side, you really gonna walk up to someone and bother them with.. *Shudders* ..children, while they're trying to enjoy some lunch.


“How ab that butterfinger you promised me?”


I'm having trouble believing this Video...here at ...13:20....   it's showing a guy trying to break open a safe...using an arc welder....that can't be real, where would he get the power to run the welder?....and he's not wearing eye protection.... What a Freakin' Jeff...!


Jeff and Willie even look like each other.


The comment section's liking for the character shows what Antihero concept he takes about


those cops met their match. lol.. cops making fools of themselves.


"This is in the state of Georgia"

2 mins later "You want a coke?"

"This is in the state of Georgia"

*2 mins later* "You want a coke?"


I had to kick a 5 gram a day habit locked up. I was full blown dope sick by the time I got to the station.. f man


"most of us cant relate to being addicted to heroin" yeeaah...


that cop lied to his face about having evidence... scary shite


Where's the butter finger you promised? 😂😂😂😂


Your violating the law junkie knows his rights he lawyered up period. Conversation over.


Never speak to police,  give them nothing


So by this definition... Thanos is an antihero?


I want to believe Jeff has seen this video


This video was proudly sponsored by Coca-Cola.


Had to pause to laugh. Thurman Merman. Never gets old.


12 year heroin addict?!?!!? HOW IS HE STILL ALIVE


The real crime is that they don't have a recycling bin for all those coke cans.


"Thurman Merman....?  ......Oh jesus...." xD hahahaha


Bad Santa is an interesting movie. It was promoted as "comedy", but is definitely not that.


Damn i thought i was skinny. He's 6'5 153...im 6'6 190....Say no to drugs kids.


He said too much. EVERY WORD you say in this situation is too many words... say nothing and take it like a man.


Wam bam thank you for the coke now put me back in the cell 😂🤣


At least he would be a better parent than Casey Anthony 🤷


Jeff my boy , you wanted a coke so bad you was like , bro u ain't got no cokes up in here, hears police outside I'ma go see if theses police got one, steps outside (office ) - Freeze sir, what are you doing , Jeff just sitting at my buddy's place heard y'all outside came to see if you perhaps had a coke, Officer- you're coming with us we asking an officer for coke u must been at a bad point to commit robbery then ask for coke, . Jeff I ain't do no robbery and yes I came here with y'all because I was told their would be some coke , or is that just a fairy tale gets his coke a cola 🥤 ahhh" fk the defective B's I don't talk take me back to my cell, comes back 5 hrs later I was told there would be more coke 😂 officer yes now you going to tell me something, reads mara da rights, understand Jeff no yes, Im not going to talk only came for the coke 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤪 Jeff you're a legend,
0fficer-

Jeff my boy , you wanted a coke so bad you was like , bro u ain't got no cokes up in here, hears police outside I'ma go see if theses police got one, steps outside (office ) - Freeze sir, what are you doing , Jeff just sitting at my buddy's place heard y'all outside came to see if you perhaps had a coke, Officer- you're coming with us we asking an officer for coke u must been at a bad point to commit robbery then ask for coke, -. Jeff- I ain't do no robbery and yes I came here with y'all because I was told their would be some coke , or is that just a fairy tale gets his coke a cola 🥤 ahhh" fk the defective B's I don't talk take me back to my cell, comes back 5 hrs later I was told there would be more coke 😂 officer yes now you going to tell me something, reads mara da rights, understand Jeff no yes, Im not going to talk only came for the coke 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤪 Jeff you're a legend,
0fficer-


The cop is trying to get something out of Jeff and use that against him. What a fucked up system.


folks murder their spouse, children, and eight other people that were in the way
justice: that’s gonna be 15 years with possibility of parole after 7 or release for good behaviour after 5 months
dude does armed robbery
justice: oh wow oh sweet lord beegeezus that’s gonna be life for you!

*folks murder their spouse, children, and eight other people that were in the way*
justice: that’s gonna be 15 years with possibility of parole after 7 or release for good behaviour after 5 months
*dude does armed robbery*
justice: oh wow oh sweet lord beegeezus that’s gonna be life for you!


why does he feel like 'freddy quell' from 'the master'


"The Legend Of Jeff Breath Of The Heroin"


«You have the right to remain silent» <b>remains silent</b> :0

«You have the right to remain silent» *remains silent* :0


Is read the Miranda rights.
Is asked if they understand these rights.
Remains silent.

Damn.


Why does the anti hero have only one arm


rumors are he is still being interrogated til this day


Keep not talking while you live in jail 😂😂😂😂. There are “ glimmers” of humanity in alllll kinds. Nice try


Do you understand your rights Jeff?

My name is jeff


Once he says “I want a lawyer” the cop should have stopped talking to him and gone to get him a lawyer.

@John Smith Glad you were able to clarify that for me. Who would've ever imagined that were the underlying motive.

two 9s I don’t care how many years you were in the system, you have no clue. You are saying that you can invoke your right to an attorney and they can still question you and it’s not illegal.  Yes, that’s true.  It’s not a crime to continue questioning you.  But it’s not admissible.  Jeff would go to his PD who would notice a hearing, show the video to the judge, the cops would testify, and the judge would make the call.  They don’t show this on tv because it’s too boring, but that’s how it’s done bruh.

@RPD thats not tru bruh, thats how it works in TV shows but in real life theyll keep preasuring you the way they did with jeff, and thats not illegal. U have the right to remain silent. They have the right to investigate, fish, and question until u slip up. THE GENERAL RULE IS "YOU HAVE THE 'RIGHT' TO 'REMAIN' SILENT" its pretty much self explanatory. Anybodys whos been in the system (was in it 10 years) knows this.

@The Gent If you are being question about crime "A" and request to speak to an attorney, they must stop asking questions until you speak to an attorney.  But while you are waiting, you initiate the conversation, they can read you your rights again, and your testimony may be admissible.  If you make it clear, "I want an attorney and I don't want to talk until I get one" sure they can ask you questions---and then there is a hearing and the judge will make the call.  If you say, "I think I should see an attorney" you haven't invoked your right.  Cases are never straight forward---like the guy will say, "Fuck off I ain't saying shit"---lawyers will argue wither side

@Sally that gurl__Julia You can't really tell what happened.  Once you ask for a lawyer, questioning must stop.  But if Jeff starts talking again (not in response to question but intitiates it), they can mirandize him again and start again.  It doesn't look like they ever read him his rights----this is a murky situation, where there'd be a suppression hearing and a judge would make the call.   I would rather be the defense lawyer than the ADA in that case.

@Sally that gurl__Julia thats NOT true lol, they DONT have to stop questioning u for SHIT, anybody can ask you anything whenever. But YOU have the RIGHT to stay quiet and stop talking. Thats how it works.

They did. Cop tried to keep him talking but then acknowledged "you've handcuffed me by saying that." Then they dissappear for two hours. Presumably Jeff talked to a lawyer and later came back to score another coke.

@The Gent no shit the whole idea is to get u to slip up and say something

@Evelyn U what stays in prison life, is become as the servitude calls it, a selfremark.

Even the popo said it.......... "now i can't talk to you, cause you want a laywer."

Kyle Garris I know. I for one have never been comfortable with that tactic. Especially since even though he never (that we see) verbally states that he understands his rights and makes it clear that he is requesting counsel the police interrogators never give him a chance to actually get a lawyer and continue questioning him. It’s a legal grey area that I don’t trust.

@Sally that gurl__Julia Absolutely true, they definitely don't have to refrain from interrogating you whilst waiting for counsel to arrive. To claim otherwise is an absolute fallacy. I'd suggest watching a little less Law and Order, because what you're claiming only occurs in television and movies.

Sally that gurl__Julia common misconception. They don’t have to stop questioning you while they wait for counsel to arrive, that’s something they do on television and I’m not sure why.

@Kyle Garris Not true, they are suppose to stop asking you questions after you demand for a lawyer to be present. That is why they kept reading his Miranda rights over and over, because even though he asked for a lawyer legally if they read his rights again and they get him to agree to talk after that to them than it is legal. He never once agreed to though he just continued to say no and ask for a lawyer. If he had slipped up and for example answered the question about when he got to Aron's house and that was used to get a convection on him he could have it thrown out for being a violation of his Miranda rights. Clearly this guy was fucking with them to just get a coke and a butterfinger and never intended to answer any questions and that is why they had to release him.

Thats where they get you, they don't have to stop the interrogation whenever you ask for a lawyer, its up to you to stop talking until your lawyer gets there.

It's a tactic interrogators use, they try to get you to open up and say something dumb before your lawyer gets there and tells you to clam ip


I know he's not a good guy and all but that "You look like a prick" jab was pretty hilarious.

I know he's not a good guy and all but that "You look like a prick" jab was pretty hilarious.

Funny! I would not have made the link but this guy actually does give me that "Bad Santa" vibe.

Funny! I would not have made the link but this guy actually does give me that "Bad Santa" vibe.

@The Pirate Nation Just so you know, you got at least one who understands the context of which you were speaking in intent. Same thing happens to me at times. People get locked into their perception of what you meant.

As I once read and say to people- "Words don't mean; PEOPLE mean." So to say, words are only a conduit in communication to have a sense of what a person is likely to mean. But it's still subject to possible clarification by the encoder.

Often enough, the decoder,'s ego don't allow them to accept that maybe they misunderstood. That or either they simply don't have the capacity to even understand that the possibility exist. #Peace

@The Pirate Nation Honestly, the whole "good guy, bad guy" is a little too black-and-white for me.

@The Pirate Nation Honestly, the whole "good guy, bad guy" is a little too black-and-white for me.

@Dave The Brahman " I can make nothing of your first paragraph, other than your continued insistence upon your idiosyncratic usage of words."

You can make nothing of my words? Because they're idiosyncratic? My paragraph was written simply and your use of idiosyncratic is ironically more idiosyncratic than any of my word choices, truth is you have no argument so you've switched topic and pin pointed your argument onto subjective political opinions instead of healthcare because you realised you were wrong.

@Dave The Brahman "Acting in it's own interest" You mean forcing a leader and ideology that the people didn't want and rigging everyone's elections? That seems fair to you? The land of "freedom" taking away people's rights and installing murderous dictators because they were paranoid about the USSR? Who gives a shit if other countries turned socialist, you make i tout to be a threat, if capitalism was so great there should be no threat since Americans wont change their system anytime soon. You're beyond ignorant and this is the last comment I'm responding to that isn't healthcare related because I'm not going to be able to have a reasonable discussion with somebody who genuinely believes their country is flawless and justified.

@Dave The Brahman I think I begin to understand you a little. You are not an evil person, and probably in your 40s at least. You see inequities and failings in the system of your country, reported by the media, and think that it is a function of prosperity and privilege that we can even report on the injustice in the first place. It's just American Exceptionalism which has clearly fogged your perspective and now you're just way way too close to this whole thing. You field critiques of American capitalism as if it is a direct shot at you as an American/individual. You're just lost in the weeds on this one but unfortunately I imagine most people your age are in the same boat

@Dave The Brahman Yeah that's how every system works? In australia if the healthcare system fucks up you can get a coroner's report and get money to make up for it, that's not unique to the US. And the opiod epidemic's major damage is post 90s so guess that system sucks huh? Seems like nothing has changed at all so idk why you brought that up. Again, what's your agenda? You claimed at first to agree with me on everything except my complaint of capitalism being the cause and now you're defending the system you critiqued which I can only assume is because you don't like my political leanings and so you're automatically taking the opposing side?
"Perhaps you can tell me which system you believe to remove human greed and self-interest from human affairs?"
The "Universal Healthcare" systems aka socialist healthcares like Australias, Canada, NZ etc. Duh, I've said this form the beginning.

@Dave The Brahman
"The definition I am using of socialism is the standard definition, and the way the term has always been used, "
No it's not, you keep going back and forth between public vs private healthcare as if it's not the difference between socialist and capitalist healthcare.
"It is capitalism that has pulled much of the world out of poverty,"
This is your issue, did you see me once type that socialism has greatly improved the world or it's objectively better (other than healthcare)? No because that's a subjective opinion. However your statement can also be rebuttled with how much poverty has capitlism placed countries in? Wanna talk about Chile? Saudi Arabia? Egypt? MOST poverty stricken countries are extremely capitalist.
"China under socialism to now, or Venezuela under capitalism compared to now."
Maoism is very debated amongst leftists you get some crazies who loved Mao and believe China was better, I think both Chinas sucked for different reasons so I'm not gonna really answer that one, China and  Russia have pretty much always had issues. Russia under the USSR was better than the Royals but IMO and most socialist opinions, neither the USSR (except under Lenin) nor Mao's CCP were truly socialist. Also Venezuela isn't considered socialist by any socialist I know and you'll find much of their crisis is thanks to the USA yet again.
https://time.com/5512005/venezuela-us-intervention-history-latin-america/
Maybe if Latin America had actual democracy instead of the USA meddling in everyone's affairs constantly we'd be able to fairly compare them. A better comparison might be Chile, USA installed Pinochet who murdered thousands including those who just disagreed with him politically would you say this capitlism saved thousands too?
"All the modern social reforms in the West are the product of extreme abundance, as may easily be shown."
This is baseless, have any sources?
"Joe Rogan of all people is conservative "
Aha, I knew you'd point that out, he's libertarian which is right wing aka "conservative" as Americans like to call it. He admits that himself. A left wing libertarian is an anarchist, which Joe Rogan very clearly isn't. Also Rogan beds himself with known white supremacists and has them on his show yet you never see him platform socialists or leftists which is because he only wants opinions he agrees with to be presented to his audience and to also cement the idea that these pundents are comparible to the scientists which he puts on the same platform.
This vid is great and is what pulled me out of all that non sense before I got in too deep, idc if it changes your mind but it can at least help you not fall for the crazy conservatives: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P55t6eryY3g&t=1882s&ab_channel=InnuendoStudios
"the product of modern privilege which is itself the product of capitalism’s success"
By privilege you mean education?? I never understood why conservatives think it's a burn when they point out that majority of tertiary educated people are left leaning. Also my education was government subsidised in a public university aka a socialist policy which allowed me to stay out of debt.

@Dave The Brahman You just generalised again, marxism is a specific form of socialism so why would marxism have anything to do with the definition of socialism?
"Soviet attempts to subvert the countries of the West"
Ah yes because the west are holier than thou and didn't do anything wrong. Not like the CIA have meddled heavily in the Americas to prevent socialism which is going against democracy not to mention even meddling in our own elections in the 70s when the CIA and British Royals staged a coup in Australia because for once our Prime Minister didn't want to suck up to the UK and USA.
"was immensely understated by people like Senator McCarthy"
You better start talking about healthcare again because this comment is so ridiculous and I'm not going to argue with somebody who respects someone like McCarthy who is responsible for mainstream red scare. Red scare is the actual term btw I didn't make it up, america doesn't hide this form of propaganda and you're very naive if you think we don't all have propaganda in every country, even australia has tons of propaganda it's just the west is more subtle. Which is arguably worst because at least in Russia and China, citizens avoid the media or take it with a grain of salt because they know its propaganda whereas in the west people somehow believe their country never has an agenda.

@Dave The Brahman
"Of course Russia and China are capitalist, but they also have exremely corrupt political systems that distort the market. "
I don't get what point you're trying to make, my point is that corruption exists in the USA healthcare industry idk why you're bringing up Russia and China I purposely didn't use them as examples of good healthcare because I know they're corrupt?
"If things are so wonderful in the ‘other countries’, why do people come from all over the world to be treated in the US, in Canada, in Australia, eventhe leaders of those regimes?"
Who tf goes the US to be treated? Nobody, unless they need a specific procedure done which their own country may not have professionals which specialise and they usually leave in debt which they can never pay off. Rather people go to Australia, Canada etc But idk why you're mentioning this since my point is Australia etc. do NOT have the same system as the USA and are not comparable as such.
" If you think doctors are bribed in the US, you should talk to people from India or Africa, or even Russia. "
Yeah I agree it's terrible? Again bringing up other countries (Africa is vague btw since that's an entire continent not a country but whatever I'll let it slide cause I know what you mean) that also are corrupt doesn't get rid of the fact that the USA is corrupt?
"It is always a shame when unreflective people like you think they are knowledgeable on politics and economics because they can parrot opinions from the Left media."
Do you wanna elaborate on unreflective because that's a pretty baseless acusation. Also "left media" is a big red flag I kind of assumed you probably watched a bunch of conservative propaganda like Joe Rogan or Fox but this adds to my theory. Truth is I don't watch the news from any regular source, I read medical journals when I study healthcare which you'll see from some of the links I sent you. I used to be conservative and fell for all that shit from shapiro and Crowder until I realised they never backed up anything and when I read into their sources they were wrong. Especially Crowder his agenda for bashing Canadian healthcare whilst complaining the USA is ranked so low globally is pretty funny. I'm not trying to give you a "leftie" opinion, I originally commented about big pharma which isn't a left wing conspiracy is\t's the truth and I know many right wingers who agree it's an issue, you were the one who wanted to argue and change the definition of socialism so I had to keep correcting you but I'm not trying to convert you to being a socialist or anything, I'm just trying to maybe let you see that the US healthcare system is objectively not working and is responsible for hurting people like Jeff.

@Dave The Brahman Evidence? For what? What I said was not disputable it's just the facts of how the US healthcare system works yet you seem to be in denial of that. And by "Australian style" you mean socialist healthcare policy.  And that has everything to do with capitalist vs socialist healthcare systems since privatisation is the basis of much of the USA specific healthcare issues such as big pharma.

"to think that any public good payed for by taxation is socialist, while capitalism is about greed."

Fam I'm begging you to just use google for ten minutes because you're so close yet so far. Public systems like public transport, education and healthcare are socialist policies, this means taxes pay for them and they are services which the government provides to the public. Socialist policies are inherent to socialism but can occur outside of socialism in capitalist countries such as Australia, Canada, NZ etc.
Privatised systems like USA prisons, USA healthcare etc. are inherent to capitalism and can only take place in capitalist countries.

"Even a cursory reading of history would quickly cure this nonsense."

You seem to be under the impression that knowing some basic history somehow equates to economic and healthcare policies which is where I think you've been mislead by red scare. Instead, reading some capitalist and socialist theory would help you understand definitions of what these words mean since you seem to be guessing.

Either way, I hope you can go research and comment again with some more insight or just let this back and forth die since I really dislike having to constantly reiterate the same point over and over because the other person is misinformed. I hope I'm not coming off as condescending (but I probably am it's hard to type in a non passive aggressive way).

@Dave The Brahman Yes but you're understanding and generalising of what socialism and communism is, seems to be from red scare USSR propaganda rather than the actual definition.

@QWERTburneracct It's really sad I'm hoping that eventually addicts will stop being demonised in the media

@QWERTburneracct It's really sad I'm hoping that eventually addicts will stop being demonised in the media

@Dave The Brahman bro just use the internet. Look it up. Please. It's not even complicated. We have a for-profit Healthcare system that incentivizes extremely addictive prescription drugs. Don't be dense. Capitalism isn't just the cherrypicked good things that you like rallying behind

@Abi Lea thank you so much. Your comments allow me to not blow up on these people. Really frustrating that it's 2021 and we are still explaining to people that addicts aren't created in a vacuum of evil or something 😕

@Dave The Brahman You're conflating the definition of socialism with the USSR, there's a reason people say it wasn't real communism or socialism. Public healthcare is a socialist policy. And you'll find that successful and fair healthcare is delivered under those socialist policies unlike privatised healthcare which is capitalist. Even then, many of these systems are impacted heavily by funding which isn't a capitalist or socialist problem but a leadership one. And again I can guarentee you that most of the countries you think are socialist are not once you learn the definition of socialism. Also you'll find a correlation between failed "socialist" countries and countries which the USA has heavily interfered with by installing dictators....what a coincidence.

@Dave The Brahman Do you wanna name some ACTUAL socialist countries? Last time I checked China and Russia are capitalist and so are most of the militaristic African countries where children are soldiers. You should learn more about healthcare before you speak on it because you sound very ignorant. I work in the healthcare system and know many people from many countries and the only one that stands out is the USA where doctors get bribed with dinners and gifts by medicine companies to promote pills to patients and charge obscene hospital bills over things which are free in other countries. Socialism and capitalism are not perfect but it's clear you don't understand the concept of socialism or socialist policies enough to form a coherent argument since you named good examples which were socialist policies, nice try though.

@Dave The Brahman Except public healthcare is a socialist policy which those countries have adopted and the treatment quality does not differ as much as you think in poorer countries. Also the countries you listed are not great examples as they have the same system the wealthy countries you mentioned have.

@Dave The Brahman Capitalism is also the reason pharma companies knowingly pushed opioid prescriptions to people who didn't need them and upped the oxycontin content in american brands, for profit.

@Dave The Brahman That's objectively false, healthcare isn't unique to capitalism only privatised healthcare is which is responsible for turning away people in need like Jeff who can't afford it.

@Dave The Brahman I addressed this in another comment in this thread

@Dave The Brahman I addressed this in another comment in this thread

The reason everyone loves him is A) He's funny B) The junkie is smarter than pretty much everyone else we see on these things. Wasn't the cop pushing him kind of illegal since he'd already said "I'm not talking to you. I need a lawyer"?

@Tech Spray And that wasn't his only great line but a long shot.

@Tech Spray And that wasn't his only great line but a long shot.

Personally all i see here is someone who if they werent a junkie might have been  a very productive person. He needs some love and rehab.

Personally all i see here is someone who if they werent a junkie might have been  a very productive person. He needs some love and rehab.

@Platonic Riot Crimes are not the same as morals, commiting a crime makes you a criminal but it does not inherently make you a bad person. Heroin addiction is not morally worse than a caffeine addiction, it's perspective and prejudice.

@Abi Lea i mean you are still somewhat of a bad person for the crimes you comitted but it's true that instead of going to prison he needs rehabilitation

@Abi Lea i mean you are still somewhat of a bad person for the crimes you comitted but it's true that instead of going to prison he needs rehabilitation

@jht3fougifh dude. Dude....read the rest of the conversation before you write me a novella of useless information. I've stated it multiple times that it is not in the context of moral standing, just standing with the law. You must be one of those people who love hearing themselves talk.

Hi, I used to use IV heroin, never screwed anyone over but got screwed over myself plenty. I got better myself. First try, zero relapses. Also don't drink or even smoke anymore.

You're right that most people don't do good things when faced with danger. They look out for number one.

But not all people are like that. I wasn't, even at my most destructive, and I'm proud of that.

The way people like you look down on addicts automatically is bad, for the same reasons as things like racism or religious extremism... us vs them.

People are individuals. Treat them as such, rather than a monolith.

You can be smart while not villifying others. I've been screwed over by other addicts and dealers constantly, was robbed at gunpoint when I lived in Olympia, and so on. I never. Hurt. Anybody. & here someone is, trying to show compassion for people with mental illness, and you belittle them due to your own resentment.

This person is trying to remedy the situation (& I myself am proof of the strength of these people's conviction). What are you doing, exactly?

Thank goodness for the people you mock so carelessly.

Who says he's a bad guy? Law breaker and criminal are legal assessments, not necessarily moral ones. He's accused of armed theft remember, not murder or rape.

@The Pirate Nation Stop lying, you clearly said "I know he's not a good guy"

@The Pirate Nation Stop lying, you clearly said "I know he's not a good guy"

@Varberges Samo or you're just oversensitive about someone you've never met? Sounds like you're just oversensitive about someone you've never met.

@Varberges Samo or you're just oversensitive about someone you've never met? Sounds like you're just oversensitive about someone you've never met.

@The Pirate Nation but you could have wrote that comment without the comment about being a good guy or not lol

@The Pirate Nation but you could have wrote that comment without the comment about being a good guy or not lol

@Leo Walzim 2 so you're blaming soldiers...for the government's actions...you ok? You need an ambulance?

@Leo Walzim 2 so you're blaming soldiers...for the government's actions...you ok? You need an ambulance?

@Billy Elden Ring Totally agree, however nicotine and caffiene doesn't make you function better it's objectively deteriorating to your health and affects your ability to function without that stimulus, meth and cocaine do essentially the same things which is why they are called 'study drugs' they help you focus, that's what I mean by bias.

@Abi Lea okay then I totally see where you are coming from and I agree big pharma is defenetly responsible for a good chunk of adiction, not only with opiods but anxeity medication too, benzos can be just as bad or worse than hardcore drugs.
Im not sure if the bais in favor of nicotine and caffeine is entirely capitalist, since they allow you to function just as good or even better than you normally would but we cant deny theres a huge profit there.
Thanks for the explanation, it does make a lot of sense.

@Billy Elden Ring My point is not everybody is given those choices, the vast majority of the people I work with had no choice and were introduced to drugs as children. When it comes to therapy and helping an individual recover, acknowleging the problem and wanting to change is the only thing we can hope for. You can't change the past but you can change the future, it's important to not try to think that addicts aren't able to change even if they grew up in poverty etc. Because a lot of the time they can but unfortunately it comes later in life when they are much more stable and self sufficient to leave those environments, however at the same the the physical addcition is normally much more severe by that time.

@Billy Elden Ring The pharma industry (particularly in the US) is responsible for over prescribing opiods which people get addicted to then when their prescription runs out they need street drugs. Also capitalism is the reason why there is a moral bias when it comes to drug addiction;being addicted to caffiene, alcohol, sugar and nicotine is fine but THC, meth, heroin etc. are not. The only reason alcohol and nicotine are legal whilst LSD and THC isn't is because governments make a profit from alcohol and nicotine and used propaganda to paint drugs like THC are drugs that minorities did.

@Abi Lea also Im a little on the fence on putting the emphasis on the social factors. Because on one hand you are absolutely right poverty, crime, disfunctional families they all fester adiction. There are psychosocial facrors that are like a breeding groumd for substance abuse.<br>But on the other hand, at the therapeutic level the individual is all there is. It wasnt society or my family or my upbringing that made abuse drugs and alcohol, Im the one who chose that. And I couldnt do a single thing about society, my upringing or my family. If thats the root of my adiction then I guess Im all out of luck because I have absolutely no agency over those things. But I do have agency over one thing and one thing only: my choices. And it was finding that agency that I began my journey to recovery. Realizing that Im in control, that is my choicea that got me there and  only my choices that will get me out. help and support will make wonders but at the end of the day if an addict doesnt wanna quit, they wont.

@Abi Lea also Im a little on the fence on putting the emphasis on the social factors. Because on one hand you are absolutely right poverty, crime, disfunctional families they all fester adiction. There are psychosocial facrors that are like a breeding groumd for substance abuse.
But on the other hand, at the therapeutic level the individual is all there is. It wasnt society or my family or my upbringing that made abuse drugs and alcohol, Im the one who chose that. And I couldnt do a single thing about society, my upringing or my family. If thats the root of my adiction then I guess Im all out of luck because I have absolutely no agency over those things. But I do have agency over one thing and one thing only: my choices. And it was finding that agency that I began my journey to recovery. Realizing that Im in control, that is my choicea that got me there and  only my choices that will get me out. help and support will make wonders but at the end of the day if an addict doesnt wanna quit, they wont.

@Abi Lea Im legit curious, not trying to be a smart ass or anything but how would you say capitalism contributes to drug adiction?

@Abi Lea Im legit curious, not trying to be a smart ass or anything but how would you say capitalism contributes to drug adiction?

@Sebastian Morris Thanks I just get fired up with all the misconceptions surrounding substance abuse, no need to thank me though it's my job and I love it.

@Sebastian Morris Thanks I just get fired up with all the misconceptions surrounding substance abuse, no need to thank me though it's my job and I love it.

@Abi Lea thank you for taking the time to give an eloquent response to the other commenter and for the work you're doing

@Abi Lea thank you for taking the time to give an eloquent response to the other commenter and for the work you're doing

@Rachel Roberts "many addicts manipulate  idiots like u"
"unless u live near them, have to deal with them everyday"
"ask why they are their, to get money drugs and see who has the drink."

You're implying addicts are immoral I'm not putting words into your mouth these are your own words. Don't use strawman arguments if you're just going to backtrack on what you said.

@Rachel Roberts Your comment doesn't even make sense is your argument that all addicts are just immoral or something? If that's the case and you only want to blame the individual and not psychosocial factors then you should also condemn anybody who smokes, has a sugar addiction or drinks a cup of coffee everyday to function as well. The "real world" as you call it is not having the moral standards of a 5 year old who sees everything in black and white and actually taking the time to understand that there's more going on and every issues has numerous factors which influence it.

@Rachel Roberts I work with them? And I grew up around a lot of addicts and study addiciton as part of my course it is much more complicated than you think and is much more a result of corruption and capitalism than it is the individual.

@Abi Lea unless u live near them, have to deal with them everyday. Victims they are not.

@Abi Lea unless u live near them, have to deal with them everyday. Victims they are not.

being a heroin addict doesn't make you a bad person it makes you a victim

being a heroin addict doesn't make you a bad person it makes you a victim

I laughed out loud when he said that lol the delivery was perfect

I laughed out loud when he said that lol the delivery was perfect

I would have loved to have seen his face with that comeback.   The cop thought he was being clever and Jeff just slammed that ball back in his court without even trying.

@- S L D - growing up broke and the US military. At least that's my best guess.

@- S L D - growing up broke and the US military. At least that's my best guess.

Good question @Kiran.

@The Pirate Nation I love your reply. Where’d you learn that constructive attitude?

Good question @Kiran.

@The Pirate Nation I love your reply. Where’d you learn that constructive attitude?

@Kiran "good guy" being a descriptor, not an opinion. I don't know if he's a morally good person or not but in the eyes of the law he's a "criminal" or in my own personal slang "bad guy". I didn't use that term specifically cause I knew that would sound vitriolic when I'm not meaning it to be so I lightened it a bit by saying he wasn't a "good guy" or someone that abides by the law.


The cop: “Well now you got me in handcuffs and I can’t talk to you”
jeff in handcuffs : 😐

The cop: “Well now you got me in handcuffs and I can’t talk to you”
*jeff in handcuffs* : 😐

"you've got me in a bind", "im cornered", damn none of them would work lol

glad i wasnt the only one who noticed that


Amazing to think Jeff is somewhere out in the Ether oblivious to the fact that millions are watching his actions and being entertained by his antics. I really hope he’s living a life which is his definition of happiness. Thanks Jeff.

Adam Daniel I’m an atheist, but I’m glad that you were able to use religion to help you overcome your addiction

@Maryland_Patriot410 At the point of his arrest, he had been a heroin addict for 14 years

Do you think the chances of him recovering and living an a average life, or the chances of him continuing to shoot up until death are higher?

Thats a dumb statement, no offence. I WAS a junkie also and Jesus pulled me out of that life. Jeffs happiness today could be doing more heroin and i wouldnt wish that on anyone. I hope and pray he is clean and sober living his life for the one and true living GOD! Grace be with you and peace from GOD the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ!

Yeah man he just wouldn't stop drinking coke poor Jeff


Jeff isn't addicted to heroin, heroin is addicted to Jeff

Sammy is not addicked to the internet the internet is addicked to sammy.

This makes no sense but Jeff is a legend so I will like for now

@Alison Henry I stand by what I said. I don't believe that makes me a dick. It's really not that big of a deal.

@Angelaine Jarrett Lol I think you lost this one.

@Timelost in The Sauce that's okay. I don't want to be part of your lame Squad.

@Angelaine Jarrett he got the whole squad laughing, you don't have the whole squad laughing

Angelaine Jarrett oops nearly 400😬 <br>Read the room next time 🤣

Angelaine Jarrett oops nearly 400😬
Read the room next time 🤣

@Angelaine Jarrett you're free to try to do better

Angelaine Jarrett  nah that shit was funny dawg

Samuel Cunningham makes stupid unoriginal comments.


153lb is very underweight for 6'5", but then again he is a heroine addict


Jeff is a legend, didn’t tell on himself or anyone else and was released later. Keep your mouth shut unless it’s to drink a coke

@MRI The funniest thing about snitching is that while I'm sure that John Angel guy is just being a clown for the sake of being funny, it's not even like snitching gets you out of ALL trouble unless it's done right.

You 'give them something' and don't have a lawyer around to secure a plea deal, there are probably even odds that you're also giving them yourself too. But that's really what those people have coming to them.

@Derp Y-Derp It's honestly kind of disgusting how many tactics they use while NOT getting them a lawyer too. Jeff asked a few times and they just keep sending in a new cop with a new tactic. They give up after a full day when most would have broke just at the promise of getting to go home and sleep.

Edit: they get many false confessions this way

A comedian named Tom Segura talks about how every episode of ‘The First 48’ which involves a suspect asking for a lawyer ends with the charges being dropped...

And the biggest reason why is because police have used the ‘we’ll get you out of here quick after we clear this up’ to perfection... So, word of advice, if you are ever for ANY reason arrested/detained for questioning at the station, just assume you’re staying the night at least once.

Better than any other tool they have, they use the “Do you want to go home right now?” method against people who are fooled into thinking that their options are to choose between going home and doing a month when in reality, the choice is usually something like stay for a day or stay for a decade.


I hope he gets over his addiction, clearly his battle in life. Whatever he did, he is very decent. This glimmer of humanity is also shown in admitting of being addicted. His anger is not personally directed, still he is frustrated not only by the system but also by his own low self esteem. The phrase: I am a f*cking junkie... clearly shows he does not want to be addicted and blames himself for this weakness. Whatever he had tried to quit himself or that it ran out one day, he clearly knows his own body limits. But yeah 14 years is a long time. The refusal of methadon clearly states he been on the road of quitting before. Although this system is(and has to be regulated) it is not how an addictive mind works. I truly hope for his recovery, rinsed of this opiate, he can be much more, then how he feels on this vid.

@Insert Username There are those who will never learn or grow/evolve.  It is a harsh reality.

@Insert Username There are those who will never learn or grow/evolve.  It is a harsh reality.

@Trees yeah of course i do. How will anyone learn and grow as people if we shut them down so suddenly.

@Trees yeah of course i do. How will anyone learn and grow as people if we shut them down so suddenly.

@Insert Username Do you have any empathy and understanding for their victims?   He made stupid choices and now he is paying the price!  This isn't a disease, it is a character flaw!

@Shadowbonbon 3 why don't they help themselves? I don't get any help and I appreciate it, be ur own fcking man, don't rely on anybody, and if u fcked up, u fcked up, it's that easy

@Rick Mcdonald
That’s because drugs cost a fortune
and are full of impurities.
You do realize that these problems
wouldn’t exist, if drugs were legal
don’t you? ✌

@Trees not everyone is the same. Empathy and understanding is what i have for them.

@Trees not everyone is the same. Empathy and understanding is what i have for them.

@Jacob K. so committing armed robbery is okay if no one gets hurt and the suspect was only doing it to buy drugs? I truly hope no one ever robs you at gun point but if it ever does happen, I have a feeling your opinion on this will change.

@Kiekko 67 nobody had drug problems before drugs were made illegal? Are you sure about that? People had horrible issues with drugs for as long as humanity has existed. Alcohol and milk of the poppy were destroying lives long before the rise of the Roman Empire. You have a very rosy picture of the past if you think that drug addiction only became a problem after the 18th or 19th century.

@Brandon LM01 how was my situation so different from the average addict? You suggest that I have no idea what addiction is like, despite the fact that I was completely dependent on heroin from age 19 until I was 26.

@Rick Mcdonald I can't believe you're comparing the effects of drugs like Cocaine and Heroin to Marijuana. Yes I agree that Marijuana is a drug, but it's a drug that has medically saved lives before. That's like saying people who were cured by Marijuana deserved to be in life for Prison for using🤦♂ You need to realize how stupid you're sounding. You can't even overdose on Marijuana, unlike drugs like Heroin, coke and meth. Even Cigarettes have been proven to be worse on the human body than Marijuana is, and those are legal everywhere. But I didn't hear you say anything about those 🤔 Please don't try and compare Marijuana to some of these other drugs, and I've only smoked it about 3 times a couple years ago. But let's be realistic here, almost everybody uses Marijuana and when have you ever heard of it taking someones life? Just think about that...

@Insert Username Everyone has a story, many don't choose drugs or alcohol to forget.   Many don't perpetuate abuse and hurt others in society.  People who choose to abuse drugs and alcohol and commit crimes as a result are weak, horrible creatures and don't deserve any forgiveness!  Remember, they have victims!  Most are narcissistic sociopaths!

Too many words my brain can’t comprehend

Too many words my brain can’t comprehend

@Rick Mcdonald I mean you kinda still are, with comments like your initial one. But maybe your just kidding or trolling who knows

@Rick Mcdonald right and all I see is a bunch of Pitty comments for some reason I believe it wouldn't apply for everyone else. If you do the crime you do the time he should of known what drugs will do to you.

all drugs should be legalised, addiction is not a crime, if it was 99% of the country would be behind bars

Same people with drug problems should be helped not in prison

Same people with drug problems should be helped not in prison

Maybe actually help them and not lock them away like a serial killer

Maybe actually help them and not lock them away like a serial killer

@Rick Mcdonald so is tylenol and the caffeine in coffee. Sugar is extremely addictive too.

@Rick Mcdonald so is tylenol and the caffeine in coffee. Sugar is extremely addictive too.

Same I was strung out for years and the sickness is something that tears you from within but this guy is a real one and I hope he gets clean FOR GOOD. Getting clean is half the battle, not relapsing is the other I've been clean now for almost 3 years and it's a battle especially that 1st year.

@Rick Mcdonald why do you think people use drugs?

@Rick Mcdonald why do you think people use drugs?

@Rick Mcdonald and you are?The good cop?

@Rick Mcdonald and you are?The good cop?

@craig barreres I’m sure your contributions to society are only dwarfed by your contributions to the English language. Respectfully

@TQM <b>Suspected</b> of armed robbery, if he did then it was most likely to feed his addiction, did he harm anyone while robbing? No, Would he have killed anyone with the weapon? Most likely not. Considering he shows gratitude and has common sense, with help to overcome his addiction he could be cleaned up and become a normal functioning member of society

@TQM *Suspected* of armed robbery, if he did then it was most likely to feed his addiction, did he harm anyone while robbing? No, Would he have killed anyone with the weapon? Most likely not. Considering he shows gratitude and has common sense, with help to overcome his addiction he could be cleaned up and become a normal functioning member of society

@Rick Mcdonald sounds like you need to go smoke a doobie

@Rick Mcdonald sounds like you need to go smoke a doobie

@Rick Mcdonald So is alcohol, hope you don't drink.

@Rick Mcdonald So is alcohol, hope you don't drink.

@Rick Mcdonald if I am wrong, then you never learned what you should have. I wish you well in the future and I truly hope you never understand why what you say is so wrong. If you do understand, it means you’ve been affected more personally and I hope that doesn’t happen to anyone.

@Rick Mcdonald You have a specific hate towards addicts. I don't know what you've been through, but take care seriously.

@Rick Mcdonald people make mistakes. Its called being human. You don't know what he's been through. He might have done drugs to forget about certain shit in his life. Like alcohol. Or he might have simply made a mistake.

@Rick Mcdonald
The only problem with drugs
is that they are illegal.
They used to be sold in their
pure form in pharmacies and
nobody had any problem
except for the joke of a president
of the “free world”, who started
the war on drugs. ✌

he is clean now u can look at his yt channel its in the dec labeled as "the legend continues"

he seems to be doing much better

@Kyle Stewart I’m going on a whim here, but I don’t think your situation was even remotely comparable to even an average person suffering from substance use disorder. Your opinions would differ greatly if you understood what it can be. I’m not trying to offend, but your comments say a lot and can influence those who have no clue like your buddy Rick

@Rick Mcdonald you are the “tell me your socio-economic status with one comment” winner.

@Rick Mcdonald you are the “tell me your socio-economic status with one comment” winner.

@Rick Mcdonald I actually agree that anyone who commits an armed robbery, regardless of the reason, should be permanently removed from society. Even at the absolute worst point in my addiction, robbing someone at gunpoint was never even close to an option in my mind. I never robbed anyone or stole anything to fund my habit.

Drug abuse is a scourge on society and it was 100% my fault that I started using drugs. However, if I had been caught possessing drugs and sent to prison, I have no idea what may have happened to me.

I’m 5 years clean now, I got married in January and we’re trying to start a family. I made the idiotic choice to start doing drugs but I eventually made the decision to create a better life for myself and I didn’t threaten or harm anyone at any point.

@craig barreres Yes they do and know why? This is a market, prices go sky high, once a stash is caught or a dealer arrested. This can be solved as did in my country and it costs millions if not billions.  Registrate the users, give them their fix, let them talk to psychologists, let them fight to get clean(trust me, this is a horrible process) Most of them will get clean, robberies will go down and dealers cannot compete with free fixes. They do not have to cheat, lie or steal for their fix.

@Kyle Stewart I never been addicted myself but seen many patients that act way more aggressive then this guy.<br> You fought a great battle within yourself and admire you for that. I truly hope you are doing alright now :)

@Kyle Stewart I never been addicted myself but seen many patients that act way more aggressive then this guy.
 You fought a great battle within yourself and admire you for that. I truly hope you are doing alright now :)

@TQM I did watched the video, did you? Cause the narrator clearly states he was released after 12 hours.
Yes I said decent, cause I have seen more people in this case that behave not that decent if they feel this way. No, that cola would not be thanked for but thrown at you. This addiction is terrible not only does it wreck your mind with hunger, it is also physical addicted.
Yes they are wolves in sheep cloths, this is what he going through for 14 years, he knows he is powerless but he still remains, as best described: decent.
I'll ask you one thing, do not eat for 5 days, (it's okay you can without food for 3 weeks) Your mind will be fixed on food on the sixth, this somewhat similar to his state. Talk to me again if you still can be a decent guy, cause most can't. It changes us to be wolves.

He won't but he will rob chet lie and steal for his addiction<br>THAT IS WHAT THEY DO.

He won't but he will rob chet lie and steal for his addiction
THAT IS WHAT THEY DO.

@Rick Mcdonald I beg to differ, yes we need to treat them, if that needs incarceration, then so shall it be.
Bringing dealers to the chair is not solving a damned thing. The biggest bosses still produce their poison and the dealers that are on the streets are low in rank and probably addicted too, to keep them at their place.
Yes, but so morphine and codeine and coffee, yes even chocolade. The first two are opiates and should be illegal too? What about alcohol? No my dear sir, there is a list of drugs that are illegal and that are not. It might differ from country to country. But as you might see in the US 1920/30, by making something illegal you create a (black) market.

The "long time buddy" says a lot about his disposition to his addiction as well, I hope he's doing better

The "long time buddy" says a lot about his disposition to his addiction as well, I hope he's doing better

@Rick Mcdonald addiction is a disease. Yes people have control over the first few times but at some point it gets to where you can’t function without it. Dealers, yes, deserve a hefty prison sentence, but users should not receive life. I believe they shouldn’t go to jail at all. They should go to REHAB in order to get clean and change their life around. Drugs are still present in jails and will just cause the addiction to get worse or change to other drugs. Honestly what the hell.

@Rick Mcdonald  There are so many holes in the position you took I won't even waste my time. You must be incredibly ignorant to several things including economics with a statement like that...

@Rick Mcdonald Do a little research to see what medical marijuana does for people with Parkinson’s Disease. Educate yourself about the benefits of marijuana in terms of medical ailments.

While it’s not for everyone, it has been a life changer for a lot of people. Your negativity holds no value.

"whatever he did, he is decent"
"Glimmer of humanity"
Did y'all not watch the damn video? He's convicted of armed robbery, jfc. He might be a wolf in sheep's clothing in this moment - laying low and being polite since he knows he has no power here.  We don't know what he's like when he's in his element, thus him commiting armed robbery

Anyone would admit to being addicted when they have no possibility of getting a fix any time soon. Anyone who knows what withdrawal is like lives in permanent fear of it.

I was addicted to heroin/opioids for about 7 years. Of course you wouldn’t just go around telling people about it but once that withdrawal starts to set in, you start feeling an unbelievable sense of discomfort and dread coming over you, you’d be surprised how quickly anyone would admit to all kinds of things if it meant that they might have some chance to get some relief.

When I finally decided to get clean, I learned for the first time just how bad withdrawal was. It was a true eye opener. I had never gone more than a few hours without a fix before that. It got so bad that sleep was impossible. I had horribly restless legs which compelled me to go walk around my neighborhood for hours at a time just to try to tire myself out so that I could sleep through it but it never worked. Muscles cramping and aching all over my body, pounding headaches, cold sweats, etc. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

Since this guy has been an addict for 14 years and has resorted to committing armed robberies in order to fund his drug addiction, I think he knows exactly what to expect from withdrawal and it’s scaring the shit out of him. The overwhelming sense of doom and dread that comes before and during withdrawal is hard to describe.

Click on the link in the description that says "The legend continues". It is Jeff's channel.

Click on the link in the description that says "The legend continues". It is Jeff's channel.

"Thanks for the Coke." was everything for me.  Like JCS said, he had nothing to gain from it.  He felt gratitude and wanted to express it.  I hope Jeff gets the help he needs, too.


The ''You are not my friend'' and ''The only reason why I came here is to get a fuckin coke, now get me back in a cell'' where the single best tools to put himself out of the range of being dominated and tricked. He just instantly understands that these guys have to work within rules and simply placed himself above them. You damn right i'm rooting for this guy.


It's such a joke that they pretend to be trying to help you.

@Rick the Swift because it's not a perfect solution. cops only care about quick and dirty.

that said, it isn't their job to be slow and clean either. that's what they are trained to do.

@Fred Absent you should go outside more often.

@Fred Absent you're not in a position to decide that having demonstrated your obvious lack of ability in judgement skill.

@Fred Absent clearly your intelligence has fallen victim to your cynicism. I'll say a prayer for you.

I don't think it's unreasonable to assume the interrogating officer truly believes he is providing help, all he has to do is tell himself that by putting him in prison he is mitigating the risk that Jeff will at some point overdose, get murdered or have to live with himself after being responsible for the death of another person.

@Jiggy Potamus Rick the Swift sounds like a raging ISTJ.

@Rick the Swift Because the merit of our legal system is that it's supposed to be independent of what some police officer or someone like you views as "a danger to society." We require evidence for a reason. Yours is the same argument used for centuries to justify atrocities. You are apparently the one who cannot understand the REASON we have something called a burden of proof.

It is also wrong to say that because he did something else illegal, for which he has already paid his penalty, it is okay if he is put in prison for something else which he did not do. Part of the problem with our legal system, and there are many, stem from this type of mindset. They will use crimes committed decades prior, even crimes completely unrelated, for which that person has already paid their debt to society, as leverage to get longer sentences. It is ridiculous, as people are being sentenced twice for a single crime. And these so-called three strike laws and whatnot are just ridiculous. Perhaps I could understand if someone commits an armed robbery, and within a couple of years does the same thing, but what ends up happening is that people are being arrested again for meaningless non-violent offenses, and this is used to justify lengthy prison sentences. They are, as I said, paying for a single crime twice.

Then there is the fact that putting people in prison for a crime they didn't commit and were possibly tricked or manipulated into a false confession is something that is so foreign to most people that they do not understand it could happen to them too. You think that you could explain your innocence and everything will be alright? The truth is that all it takes is being in the wrong place at the wrong time, and it is a fact that numerous people have been exonerated after serving lengthy prison sentences for something they didn't do. It could happen to anyone under the right circumstances, and it happens way more than many people think.

@Rick the Swift go and put trump behind bars...he is a real danger.

That's how they get confessions from innocent people. They confess thinking that it's in their best interests

@Rick the Swift because sometimes innocent people get convicted, the process is not fail-proof.

@Rick the Swift <br>Probably because the American sense of justice is about preventing more crimes from occurring by getting a conviction followed by a lengthy prison sentence with little to no thought for a concept known as rehabilitation. Also, because while an officer may say that their job is to find out the truth, trusting them to be honest and virtues while your freedom is on the line is ill advised.

@Rick the Swift
Probably because the American sense of justice is about preventing more crimes from occurring by getting a conviction followed by a lengthy prison sentence with little to no thought for a concept known as rehabilitation. Also, because while an officer may say that their job is to find out the truth, trusting them to be honest and virtues while your freedom is on the line is ill advised.

Yeah, but I have watched a lot of these cases and it's really the only way to break down a killer or liar. Unfortunately, people have to be pressured into taking the truth. It's a lose lose but necessary procedure because truth serum doesn't exist.

Keeping a guy who is a danger to himself and society behind bars is trying to help. Why do so many people struggle with this concept??

Well, it's the "interrogation" room, if you are accused of something they will try all kinds of tricks so you can start talking.

It's their job to get the truth out of you (or at least what they think it is), and it's your job to don't fall on their tricks.

Oh I fell for this after the first time as a kid. Never again.

It also shows the antihero “Jeff” was released because he didn’t incriminate himself.         Roberto and “Jeff” are correct, they are not your friend.   In saying that we do need police though!

It helps them deal with people, that are more (I guess) emotional.<br>As a rational person , you would be glad that they use this but as you have shown , you probably sympathize with our antihero Jeff

It helps them deal with people, that are more (I guess) emotional.
As a rational person , you would be glad that they use this but as you have shown , you probably sympathize with our antihero Jeff


@Bloodshot Red my boyfriend is 5'3 and has had plenty of chicks flocking. He's fine AF.  Shit I was the one who propositioned him 4 years ago. Now we have 2 little babies and I couldn't be happier.

@Genesis V my man is 5'3 and is fine af. I love men my size. Had a bf that was 6'7 and it was hard to cuddle.

Katy Allison glad you’re clean! That decade occasionally feels like lifetimes doesn’t it?

Height helps, but it won't make up for a lack of confidence

@Rick the Swift but you- I'm not even going to explain how this is problematic

@Rick the Swift  Well, I'm glad I could help!  :-)

wait so you're married but complaining about women's superficial nature when looking for life partners? Does your wife fit in this category as well?

Yo my old high school friend who became a banker had his fiance chest on him with a 6'3" convict, he left her, but why the fuck would she do that?!?!?!

I was a heroin addict for a decade also. (Clean now for 3 years) & there’s no way I could’ve kept it together as well as Jeff dopesick especially. Jeff 2020! Wonder how Jeff’s doin now..

@Rick the Swift lol a cult no, but unless you speak the language of memes you're not going to survive in these comments sections

@Rick the Swift well if you're married and you still wanna get girls , chalk that up with your wife 😂

@liljared711 It's not my height that stops me from getting girls I don't think, it's probably because I' married 🤣

@Genesis V I appreciate your attempt to explain your cult's sense of humor, but I must ask, What exactly are you referring to when you say "the information card that says he's tall"? I didn't see any height info in the video or its description. If you are referring to your own perceptions, then please let me share mine- In the video I see a very scrawny, feeble and little person- possibly even less than 5 feet in height, and in no way weighing more than 95 lbs.

 I'm curious as to how your cult obtains it's "information cards" though, so sincerely hope you might continue to help an uneducated brother understand what it takes to acquire such insight 🥰

Rick

@Bloodshot Red you must lack charm when I was that height I was pulling older girls and I had facial hair was like 14 lol

@liljared711 not really. Being 5'3" pretty much stunts any chance with most females

If your height stops you from getting girls... it wasn't your height.

I will testify to the validity of this comment.

TrollPriestZandum so.... you’re definitely 5’4 and not getting ANY based on that response 🤣

Rick the Swift.... female.... hmmm... it’s a joke about the information card that says he’s tall. It’s a joke that a tall guy can get attention despite anything else. It’s a tik tok format as well. Like— Hannibal Lecrer: killer, cannibal, 6’3, eats the rude       Will Graham: 6’3?? 🥰🥰🥰

@Rick the Swift females dont care about character. The taller the man, the better his odds are at getting between her legs. The tall man does not need to say a word. He is in.

Why am I not getting any of these jokes? When did Jeff say that? At which point was there even a female in the video asking him questions??
Have I stumbled upon some weird "Legend of Jeff" cult or something???😳

"Jeff- “I’m 6’5, have multiple felonies, homeless, no job and am a heroin addict”                                                                Her- “Did you say.... 6’5”???"


Plot twist. Everyone was a paid actor and this was nothing but a marketing stunt by Coca Cola.

I’d say yes, but sugar/caffeine are uppers and heroin is a wee bit of a downer

it worked. i. don’t even like soda and i’m craving a coke right about now

Hanna it’s not a conspiracy it’s what actually happened

James Murray It used to contain Cocaine, that’s how it derived it’s name.

If so, the guy playing Jeff deserves an award.

Or, this is Jeff reaching out to you. He is sharing his story by selling cola. Go now! And buy Coka Cola and NEW Coca Cola Twist LMT. For that REAL American fresh!


this dummy "where do you get your methadone"
The Legend, Jeff: "i dont, i get heroin"
like, thanks for being so damn real, Jeff

@Jaina Mormont you need to find a hobby, dude.

@Jaina Mormont Do you just go on every comment typing the same thing? Everyone is aware it got said in the video. We're just going over the things that were said. Thanks for the unoriginal comment.

@BFB-DanceySteve yeah about that whole human rights thing in America… we don’t really believe in those sadly.

@BFB-DanceySteve youd be wrong about that last part

He's not saying it as a quick witted comeback. He is aware that extensive periods of time in police custody entitles you to see a doctor who can make your stay more comfortable by prescribing Opioids for heroin addicts. Same as any other prescriptions you are currently prescribed. (these are UK rules I'm going by, but I'm assuming human rights are still available in America)

Cops :come on dude we got a snickers and a bag of chips for you
Jeff: ok fine I started world war 1
Cops: what else?

I almost woke my kid up laughing at that shit lmao 😂


Legend has it Jeff is still out there, passing out on friends couches. Scheming up new ways to get some frosty coke's and maybe... just maybe... a sweet crunchy butterfinger..

Harrison Hart junkie* not methhead. Very important distinction.

Legend has it jokes are sooooo pld and not funny anymore

@Angelina Ramponi he a grown ass man he should be able to do whatever drug he wants

Bruh, the misplaced apostrophes in the comment of JCS videos is excessive. Please stop.

@Angelina Ramponi Dying from overdose,not heroin.During prohibition every fricking alcohol user broke the law every time they used it,they needed help,they got it,a sensible change to the laws.(from some points of view,others still ban it as the toxic poisin it is)

DrGamer covid is relevant to anything. It’s changed lives forever. I agree ^. It’s funny that mao closed all opium dens and most of our opioids come from China. China knew the negative effect it had on their population and yet now it’s happening in America.

Angelina Ramponi how is COVID relevant to this ?

He is clearly a menace to society & needs to be locked away for the rest of time. s/


Note, if you ever get interrogated the right to remain silent is your greatest friend.

As Rodrick Heffley once said: "No matter what they ask you. No matter how hard they push. Deny, deny, deny...Never admit to anything, deny, deny, deny."

Or like the Buffet song, If a cop follows you for 100 miles, they'll find something to pull you over for.

@Romee Matehe they can't hold you forever.  They kept him 12 hrs.  This is exactly how cops get their convictions.  Don't wanna be held for 72 hours but you're good with 15-20 years! Lol

could they use your displayed emotions such as crying against you?

@Sydney Gadzovski what kind of innocent? ;)

you do know they will an can hold you until you make a statement right ?... i use to say no comment to alot it an they kept me held for two days until i admitted to something i didnt do. silence isnt the best option legit

How’s your day

You gonna say something

Dude say something right now or I’ll shot

(Can’t get info if I’m dead lol)

Bruh, just tell them the truth and stick to it.

That's wrong. Don't deny anything. Don't say anything at all to anyone that isn't your lawyer.

I don’t understand why so many people talk, innocent or not, without a lawyer

Telling the truth is a lie they tell u in school. Just keep ur mouth shut all the time

Officer: okay I’m just gonna need you to sit down in that chair and talk to me<br>Me, remembering the wise words of Rodrick Heffley: that’s not a chair

Officer: okay I’m just gonna need you to sit down in that chair and talk to me
Me, remembering the wise words of Rodrick Heffley: that’s not a chair

"deny"? ok.
cop: so you are innocent
suspect: no

edit: sh*t some already made that comment

Don't even deny, because they can say that's lying. Just don't say anything


You have the right to remain silent.....
... Do you understand your rights?
....…..............................…..
................Jeff Do you understand your rights?

.......................
😂😂😂😂😂


I wish the best for Jeff. Seems like a very sharp man and he needs help, not prison.

Smileyrie James but he’s funny bro who cares lol

@TimBREAKRADIO I commented on something else but it was on a different thread. My view as an ex heroin addict is accountability. I understand heroin and I've lost over 10 friends to heroin and I actually had to be resuscitated myself. I have always had a unique perspective on addiction and getting clean and I stirred up a lot of shit in rehab. I hate the AA/NA model of being "powerless" over an addiction and I think treating it like it's a sickness is detrimental.  I've seen too many people use that as an excuse when they relapse and dont assume full responsibility and I've seen that mindset kill some of my friends. I worked my ass off and payed for my addiction for 7 years without breaking the law once other than the drugs of course. Nobody including my wife had a clue I was on drugs and I was never caught or forced to get clean I just decided on my own ot was time to get clean. I called all of my friends and family individually and told them everything! I still relapsed and died at one point so it wasnt perfect but I'm 5 years clean now and will never touch it again.

@TimBREAKRADIO my point is...prison is a serious deterrent most ex prisoners will agree. But let's not argue..let's agree on some common ground, prisoners are still humans and should be treated as such, conditions inside are disgusting and unacceptable,  rehabilitation is underfunded and under utilised.  I'm sure we are more similar in opinion than how this conversation first started. Apologies for the way i began the process of debate...typing in an empty room can make me come across more cold hearted when in fact I am the other way inclined

@jamie jamieson I know many people who have and are currently in, yet I myself have never gone. Your point?

@TimBREAKRADIO have you been to prison??

@men with ven Hey man, where's your other comment? I wanted to read it, cause it seems you've got a different view than me

@jamie jamieson My point is that while yes, a serious crime was indeed committed and something has to be done about that, I'm not AT ALL saying he is off the hook, as you jumped to me saying "We no longer punish armed robbers," which is not AT ALL what I'm saying. Sending him to prison will only make matters worse. Sure, he'll "do his time," but the initial causation for his crime may still be unsolved. Drugs are available in prison. Who's to say he won't keep doing heroin while inside? Prison doesn't rehabilitate people, it institutionalizes them and makes them less of a human. My issues is that of the prison system and the options for addicts who make mistakes. Harmful mistakes? Maybe. But mistakes nonetheless.

@TimBREAKRADIO your points are invalid...the crime has been committed so its prison unfortunately.

I worked for a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre...I know all about prevention and also causation...but once  a serious crime has been committed it has to be dealt with properly.  Dont act too clever mate you may find people have the same depth of knowledge on the subject...possibly even more

@jamie jamieson And I'm glad you could comprehend my points. Oh wait.

@TimBREAKRADIO so we no longer punish armed robbers...I'm glad you dont run the country

@jamie jamieson If drugs caused Jeff to do something like rob a store, then maybe if you eliminate the original reason for aggression and desperation, and it wouldn't have happened in the first place, or atleast be prevented from happening again. Prison will only make matters worse. I'm not saying that he should be let off the hook for LITERAL armed robbery, yet I doubt dehumanizing him in the prison system will solve the issue we're addressing here.

@b.O.d 89 he's a sick person committing armed robbery to get more drugs...

@Max Ezaz and if he breaks that law..what then...prison...see where this is going...

@TimBREAKRADIO armed robbery isn't shopping lifting though is it...very high on the seriousness of crime list

@TimBREAKRADIO yes exactly if he goes to prison for years he will be wasting tax payers money and he will end up in some prison gang probably trafficking drugs. This guy should get court mandated rehab and probation. It really helps.

@Smileyrie James He's an addict. Not a murderer. He needs help getting the illness of addiction out of his brain to make sure he never commits anything in the name of heroin again.

You wouldn't say that if he burgled you.


You should totttttalllllyyyy do one where we see an interrogation of a person that ends up being innocent or wrongly convicted! That way we can see the psychology of the other side.

Maggie I’ve been a patron of his for months and I have no idea which video features the innocent person. Feelsbadman.

Its on his Patreon, get it! JCS is worth 1 dollar :)

He actually has done at least one, if memory serves, but I'm pretty sure it's on his Patreon. He should definitely do more. :)


I use to work for a police department, when a police officer needs to talk to you, it means they don't have enough evidence and trying to get more evidence from you.

@Ryan Bee yeah imagine cops only getting one piece of evidence and then giving up when the judge rules that piece out. "That wasn't it this time, your free to go until next time, Chad"

Not true at all. They have nothing to lose by talking to you. Look at the Stephanie Lazarus case. They already had her on DNA evidence but wanted to interview her anyway to record her lying in order to strengthen the case even further.


Some say it’s Christian Bale’s greatest role.

I heard he had to lose 100 pounds in a week for the role

Could of sealed that Bale impersonation if they had a female cop question him, and he beat the female cop.

I’ve never seen Jeff and Christian Bale in the same room 😳

I laughed more than I should. I probably woke someone, because it's 2 am XD

Hahahahahaha bro that one cracked me up hahaha


I can’t help but love Jeff. He reminds me of my brother who is definitely a lot like him in the addiction aspect yet anyone who meets him will say he’s the nicest person they’ve ever met. He’s kind, selfless, and funny. He struggles everyday to find himself. I truly hope both Jeff and my brother find salvation not destruction.

He should get off ,he asked for an attorney and was refused !

Alcoholics and addicts are usually of above average intelligence.

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Have you seen Jeff's youtube channel? He's fine as I can tell. I'm also heroin addict so I know what are you talking about, currently on methadone and getting my life straight. ps Jeff's yt is "The Legend of Jeff" he uploaded over 100 videos.

@Mayra being close to him and believing can be as hard as hell. But, believe me, that's so important, it's massive. My cousin was in troubles too. He only had my mum and grandmother to believe in him. He knew he wasn't alone and was still treasured. He cleaned himself.
And I hope also your brother will clean himself.
Then you'll be there to hug him 💖

@Mayra thank you so much for that.I wont give up on me and god bless you as well.

@Eli The1 I wish you all the happiness and peace you deserve and I hope you always keep fighting!! God bless you!

@Eli The1 Yes absolutely. I always tell him to keep fighting to never give up. He’s the only one who can truly decide to make a change and when he is ready we will be here to help him through it. I have faith that his day will come and that he will be able to live a happier healthier life.

@Mayra your truly welcome.I know we enjoy the high too much sometimes but we need to escape it before its really too late.Tell him to keep his head up always,life is beautiful its our situation we stick ourselves into that wont let us let go.

I hope they do too.Tell him addict from addict to look for inner strength


“WHAM BAM THANKU FOR THE COKE PUT ME BACK IN DA CELL” took me out😂

@Zachary Teibel Thanks for your interest!

@Jaina Mormont You commented this on another thread. She was relating her reaction to a quote. Come on, Jaina.


3:57 the same reason women like bad boys lol