Former Queenpin and BMF Affiliate Brandi Davis Tells Her Life Story (Full Interview)

I was 60 years old, you know, for me my turning point was meeting other people and hearing their stories and what they've been through, which made me see my situation as if it wasn't so bad because it could have been worse, you know, so I did it. I don't want to go in there and serve my time angry and dissatisfied, so what I did was say, "Okay, this is what I'm going to do when I get in here. I'm going to work on being a better person than I was when I got in here. I want to go away and be a better woman, so when I was in prison I took every damn class you can imagine.

I went to cosmetology school. I took a firefighter program, so I'm a certified firefighter. I'm a licensed cosmetologist. Spanish I took everything because I didn't want to do my time I didn't want my time to do me and it ended up being a good thing for me to have that mindset because I came out a better person well

brandi

it's a great

story

and a great rollercoaster ride to go through you passed and I think the most important thing is that there is a girl somewhere who admires all the local drug dealers in her neighborhood she doesn't want to deal with the kids at her high school because they are all broke and dumb like her, she wants the guy. older with the nice car and the jewelry and thinking that once she gets there, her

life

will be better.

It will sail smoothly and all your dreams will come true and I think your

story

really illustrates this is what happens on the other side of that, yes, you will be able to have fun and have fun, but this is what happens next, yes, and then it is a crazy because I met a lot of girls too vlad there who did nothing I had a girlfriend she worked a job her boyfriend was a drug dealer yes, but she went to work, you could put a kilo of cocaine in front of her face and she wouldn't even notice it would know what it was and she was sentenced to six and a half years in federal prison for money laundering because they said she was living off the proceeds of the drugs her partner was providing her at the time, so she was guilty of money laundering and she got six and and a half years and went to jail when her baby was like two months old, you know, so I try to like myself, I talk to girls, you know what I'm saying, I talk to young girls and I talk to women, and I try to just talk to and enlighten them like you said on the other side because all that glittery glamor you're not thinking about the consequences that come with that kind of

life

style because this girl is going to jail for six and a half years just for spending her a couple.

I didn't even sell drugs, you know, yeah, yeah, I mean, Ricoh's acts will drag everyone and anyone into that situation so they can get that big bust, you know, and they throw football numbers at everyone to get everyone to cooperate and everyone get dragged into this and Ultimately, you know, dealing drugs, I remember.uh, you know, we just

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ed d meeks, uh, who was part of the 50 guys, you know the original team of big meech and southwest t , and you know he flat out said that being a drug dealer is the worst job in the world, drug dealer is the worst. work in the world, look what the drug dealers show you right now is, oh, I got all the women, the pretty women, oh, you get the best women in the world, you get the best cars, you get the frilly suits, but you don't see that. guy that's lying in your garage, I mean your garage at night, so you know who's trying to serve you.

You don't see them trying to kidnap his family. You don't see people shooting at you. You don't see people trying. Know? and they do anything putting bombs under your car and all you guys don't see the stress and you know jealousy, jealousy is what ruins the drug game because you could be here selling drugs and have a benz and you could be the one another guy on the other side selling drops with a lamborghini and the guy with the lamborghini plays the leprechaun bands and you all make the same money why do you hate him because this woman likes him more than her, the dumbest in the world ? world, uh, yeah, there's some money in this, but you're always watching your back, you know the stress of it all, always looking over your shoulder, always getting shot at, dealing with both, you know people competing against you, you own team and the police.

Yeah, and the bigger you get, the bigger the penalties are and the bigger, the more problems you get, you know it's a lot better if you find a real legal job and put all your effort into it, you know, because generally what What I've seen with the people I've

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ed is that for every year they go out they get about five years in prison exactly, and to be honest with you, I miss the lifestyle. No, you know, right now I feel comfortable. Like my son is a football athlete, he has over 30 scholarship offers to d1 schools, so I don't have to have all those labels, all those material things, that's not my part, my part is being able to see my son live his whole life. he dreams and lives a life that is the opposite of what I live his life is so clean you know so just me watching my son live a good clean life I get more satisfaction from this than if I touched a million dollars and got my peace of mind, you know, and me and I have my family and that means that's priceless, you can't put any amount of money into it, there you go, brandy

davis

, I appreciate you sharing your story and congratulations on changing your life and you know, don't jump. go back and grab the easy money and so on, which a lot of people end up doing and you know, oh, just one more deal, you know, I'm going to make one more deal and then I'll be ready once again. longer is what you know, what drags you, so you know, I appreciate you sharing your story, congratulations for your son, who is looking forward to his football career, yes, you know, thank you and, you know, I wish you everything the best, thank you peace.