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My Worst Fear Was Going to Prison · Building 341

Vince Haynie: I God knew about me. It probably still is today. Probably not my worst fear back then. Was going to prison. I knew what they did to pretty boys. I didn't know I heard. I didn't know. That was my worst fear. DJ Rubbaban: Look at you. Look, look, he on his stuff right now, Caddy, and he calling himself a pretty boy, cause he's, he got that homemade Jerry curl. Look, that talk. Vince Haynie: That was my worst fear. ⁓ That was my worst fear. And I believe, I believe God, God in all his wisdom, he knows what our greatest fear is. And for me, he knew that was going to get my attention. And they got my attention. Cause I'm like, if they find all of this in my house, cause I don't remember hiding it. And if they find it, DJ Rubbaban: Talk that talk, caddy. Daddy, talk that talk. Vince Haynie: I can fight the case a month ago that I sold it to them, but if they find all this in my house, I had ounces, powder and hard. I said, if they find this, it's over.