A
he's just there to serve his time, and get back out on the street.
B
And, and be paroled, and --
A
Yeah.
B
-- and have served the sentence, that's what, that's what people face with that choice. One thing I really hate, is they don't explain to the jurors, in a, in a trial, in a capital murder trial, or in cases of rape, or in different things that are so horrible, what it means when they sentence them to, you know, they'll sentence them to ninety years --
A
Uh-huh.
B
-- and say that it's, you know, that it's going to, you know, that should be life, but, instead, in, in given the choice of either sentencing to death, or sentencing to life, they'll give them ninety years in prison or something, and then turn around in thirty years, that, you know, and less they're out.