Also guys, welcome back to my channel. My voice is a little bit off, it's because I have a massive coat. I have not posted nothing on my social media for the past two days, because I've been sick as a fun dog. My name's JC, I am wrong, strong. And I've been waiting to do this video actually. This video is about El Gino. I'm Tlax. Let's get into it. Hey, what's up? JC, wrong strong. My voice is a little bit off. I got a coat. I've been fighting for the past couple of days, but it is what it is. I've been wanting to do this video about El Gino Amtrak. I can't lie. When he first started coming up the ranks, I looked up to him. He was always fit, always preached how everybody had to work out, do their thing, to be in the perfect shape of ever. But I've been wanting to do this video because he's actually getting ready to come home. He's getting ready to come home. As you guys know, he was the high rank and hitman for the Cinalal Cartel. He had the Amtrak crew. It was an army of security that protected El Mario and the Cinalal Cartel. But a lot of people don't know is that he actually grew up with Mario's sons. They went to school together, they played sports together, they went to the same school. He actually comes from a very high-end family. Everybody, his dad was in the government, his mom. Everybody's went to college and studied and it's not like poor people. He was in the military. He was in the military, came back home and then started doing the... He actually got put on Omayles' sons to be there, you know, security. He was good at it. When he got sentenced, he expressed his was more about not breaking the log in and doing what's right. A couple of the homeboys from Cali that I know, you know, seen where they had him holding in the solitary confinement and they were saying that he wasn't doing too good, you know. He's losing a lot of weight. Just didn't look good. People, I don't care how much of a killer you are or what you did or what you've done or what you've had. Once they put you in solitary confinement, it changes your whole world, your whole perspective, everything. It changes everything around because now, guess what? You are sitting by yourself in that room with your demons and your remorse, your mistakes. Everything you've done is sitting with you in that little six by six cell and you're thinking about it 24-7. I told people in the past videos, I've seen that cell break people down, some of the biggest killers, some of the toughest guys, it breaks them down because if you don't know how to do the time, the time does you. And a couple of the homies said that he wasn't doing too well, you know. He was extradited San Diego in 2004. He was arrested in 2013 and on drug trafficking charges. But he's been all over the world. I mean, if you even check his Instagram, he's lived a very, very lavish life. I mean, fast cars. I mean, he was even seen with Paris Hilton. When you have money like that, everything gets better. You know, I know money is not everything, but it does make things easier. And you know, like a couple of homies said he wasn't doing too well in the whole. He's getting ready to come home as you guys know, he cooperated also. And you know, the biggest thing is like, you know, what's going to happen? Is he going to go back to Mexico or if he's going to stay in the United States? But honestly, I believe that by who his family is and what he did for El Mayo, he's going to be fine. He'll probably go back to Mexico, you know, live off the rest of his life with the money that he had saved up or who knows he might get back into the game again. The thing is is that when you're marked and known like that, it's a lot harder to kind of move on. And that's the thing that I always share, you know, for years that I lived that life. I really, really was brainwashing and thought that the money was going to take everything away like the pain and everything at the end of the day. It was still there. It's still there to this day. It's actually gotten better now that I'm home born. I'm actually, I have a lot less. So you know, money doesn't, doesn't, doesn't buy nothing. It does it. You got to love yourself before you go love anything else. And I wear my sunglasses not because I think I'm cool, not because I think I'm a tough guy. I've got a lot of messages on why wear my sunglasses. I wear my sunglasses because I have insecurities just like everybody else. I'm scared half of the time. I don't believe in myself half of the time. I'm a little boy trapped in the grown man's body most of the time. I went to prison at such a young age that I make stupid decisions sometimes. And this is why I wear my sunglasses. It's not that I think that I'm cooler than I'm better than anybody. It's not that at all. It's that these sunglasses hide me and I feel like you can't see me. And I'm able to speak my words and tell you how I feel and tell you why I'm making these videos and why I'm sharing them. Not to glorify in narcole culture, not to glorify what I did in the past or not to glorify that I spent half of my life in prison. If I could turn back my hands in time, I would do that and not spend all that time in Joe and not wish that I was a narcole. Not all these things. I wish, but I can't. And it is what it is. I live with today. I don't live with tomorrow. And every day today I get up, I fight. Sometimes I win, sometimes I lose, but you know what? Every day I get up and I fight. And that's all that matters at the end of the day. I hope when he gets out, he does the same thing. He changes and he makes a difference. To not let guys go down the same path that he went down because of money, because of power, because of influence. Life can be different.