Hello. Hey, Fred. Hi, son. This is old Buster Jack and listen, I'm interviewing you from my radio station.
I've got your name from the prison registry and I wanted to find out, first of all, I understand you're at the Pulaski County P farm and I want to ask you, first of all, how did you get there? I know it's a personal question, but what did you do? Well, I was a repeated, I solicited prostitution over and over again until they got tired of it. Who turned you in?
I mean, did you, did the police just, how did they find you? How did they know you didn't? Well, I solicited a undercover police woman. Oh, you can't do that.
You got to watch that. Yeah, I found that out. I may never get out of here. Well, how is it as bad as what I've read?
Or, you know, I've written a lot of prison movies and read a lot of books, but I don't really know firsthand. Buster Jack it's ever been as bad as you heard. What do you get television and things like that? Because I've heard people say you got television in prison.
You may get it in prison, but you don't get it on the peep farm, buddy. Okay, well, that's that that enlightens me a little bit. Let me ask you a question. Now, did they somebody told me that they wrote donuts out there to you guys when when you're on the peep farm, maybe on Sunday?
Is that true? Well, alcoholics anonymous. A comes out not every Sunday, but on Sunday. And yes, they bring coffee and donuts.
Okay, well, that's a that's real interesting. Did you I'm assuming that you avail yourself of the opportunity to eat the donuts and drink the coffee? I absolutely did. I wasn't ever bad at drink.
I wasn't out of nowhere at all meeting. I listened to those people just to get a chance to get a donut. Did you have to participate in the meeting in order to get the donuts and coffee? Well, Buster Jack, is it is that your name?
Yes. Well, they like to do, but I tell you this, there were so many of those idiots out there telling such crazy stories that you didn't have to worry about it because they wasn't going to have time to get everybody. Well, Doug, more did you ever tell any stories? No, I didn't I didn't get in on that.
I was too busy trying to get donuts. I see. Well, I'm going to call you. I hope you don't mind my calling you.
I'm going to do it again sometime because I think our our radio listeners would enjoy listening to somebody who's actually experienced it. So if it's not embarrassing to you, then I probably will call you back at some point and let our listeners hear from someone who actually has been there and knows. Oh, I don't mind at all. You know, I don't mind at all.
It's just, you know, I don't, they think every time I can answer down here, you know, they won't always let me talk. But yeah, I don't mind a bit. I'm not scared. I tell whatever you ask me.
One last question. Why do they call you dog boy? Well, I used to take care of the dogs down here. They have, you know, they have a bloodhound, you know, they call a bloodhound.
I take care of, I used to take care of them. But, you know, I tried to escape one time. So they took me away from that. Now everybody called me dog boy.
What are the dogs for? They are they, they just keep pets down there. What is it? No, they don't want you petting them.
They just, they're supposed to track you if you try to get away and try to run away. I say, did they track you? Somebody did. They called me.
I could hear them. So I guess they did, but they called me. I say, well, I'm going to let you go, dog boy. But I and I appreciate you talking to me and I, I really do appreciate you, candor.
So I'll be saying goodbye to you right now. I know they just told me I could have just a few minutes with you. But I am going to call you back. You said it was okay.
And I really hope that our listeners have enjoyed giving from you. Do you have anything to say to my listeners before I let you go? Oh, no, I just, I just like to say, you know, I appreciate you calling, you know, get, you break up the day a little bit. Like I said, whenever they let me, you know, I'll talk to you.
Okay. Well, good day to you. And, and thank you so much for your input. Yes, sir, Buster back.
Thank you. All right. Goodbye. Goodbye.