B
That's right.
A
And so many of those kind of people, they got, they have a better life in prison than they have on the street anyway so, you know, unless they really make it rough on them that's not a, going to prison for a little while is not much of a deterrent I don't think.
B
Especially not a federal prison.
A
Right. Well, I don't know what Oklahoma's laws are but Texas's I don't know are, I don't know it's, it's no one's f-, I mean it's not the judge's fault I don't think. It's just the way the law is down here. Man our cr-, our, uh, prisons are so crowded that, uh, they can commit some pretty serious crimes and be set free within a year to two.
B
Well, see we were under, uh, the state's prisons were under a mandate to, uh, it was over crowded and the federal came in and said, hey, you know, you have either got to build more prisons or let people go.
A
Well, that's what ours did, same thing.