Speaker 1: You gotta say something you may not agree with. Doesn't
Speaker 1: mean I'm mean who's getting that donky? That donkey that
Speaker 1: don't don't don't don't don't donky? Other day right here
Speaker 1: the breakfast club, bitch you call the donkey of the day,
Speaker 1: But I mean no harm donk here today for Wednesday,
Speaker 1: November TWENTYEF goes to a Baltimore man by the name
Speaker 1: of Kevin Gross. Kevin is forty six years old, just
Speaker 1: like I am. But I clearly make better choices than Kevin.
Speaker 1: You know how sometimes people say, oh, you think you
Speaker 1: better than me? The answer is, yes, yes, I do,
Speaker 1: because I make better choices, not judging you for anything
Speaker 1: you got going on. But you asked me a question,
Speaker 1: Oh you think you better than me? Yes, hell yes,
Speaker 1: because I understand the strongest principle of growth lies in
Speaker 1: human choice, and I make better choices than you. And
Speaker 1: if you are currently enjoying this thing called freedom, well
Speaker 1: you make better choices than Kevin as well, because he's
Speaker 1: in jail, currently facing charges for allegedly shooting a twenty
Speaker 1: eight year old co worker on the side of I
Speaker 1: ninety five this past Monday morning. I know some of
Speaker 1: y'all right now are either at or on the way
Speaker 1: to jobs where you think you can't stand your co worker.
Speaker 1: You believe you hate this co worker with all your heart,
Speaker 1: and you just might, okay, just be better than Kevin. Okay.
Speaker 1: And the way you continue to be better than Kevin
Speaker 1: is simply by making the choice not to shoot your
Speaker 1: co worker. Let's go a WBALTV for the report. Polease.
Speaker 2: Bond denied for forty six year old Kevin Gross. He's
Speaker 2: facing charges for allegedly shooting a twenty eight year old
Speaker 2: coworker on the side of I ninety five early Monday morning.
Speaker 2: According to charging documents, the victim called nine to oneint one.
Speaker 2: When state police arrived, they found him walking along the
Speaker 2: shoulder of ninety five with seven gunshot wounds to the
Speaker 2: arm and torso. Court documents show he told police he
Speaker 2: was on his way into work and got a flat tire,
Speaker 2: so he pulled over on the shoulder of ninety five,
Speaker 2: just north of the Howard County line. When he got
Speaker 2: out to inspect the tire, his coworker, Kevin Gross, pulled
Speaker 2: up behind him and got out, wearing a mask covering
Speaker 2: his mouth. Quote Gross told him he must have hit
Speaker 2: a pothole or something, but upon inspecting the tire, the
Speaker 2: victim could see the tire had been slashed. Gross then
Speaker 2: produced a firearm and began firing numerous shots. Charging documents
Speaker 2: reveal the two were assistant managers that planted AID in Elkridge.
Speaker 2: Gross had recently been demoted, and the victim told police
Speaker 2: Gross thought he had something to do with that demotion.
Speaker 1: Kevin, you got the right last name, because this was Gross.
Speaker 1: What a diabolical plan. The victim was on his way
Speaker 1: to work and got a flat tire. He thought he
Speaker 1: hit a pothole, but his tires had been slashed. Oh,
Speaker 1: I wonder who slashed him? And then when he got
Speaker 1: out to inspect the tire, Kevin pulled up behind him
Speaker 1: with a mask and shot him several times, all because
Speaker 1: he thought his coworker got him demoted. Both of them
Speaker 1: were assistant managers at Planet AID. Now y'all know what
Speaker 1: planet it is, right now. They had organizations that collect
Speaker 1: the clothing donations. They got the yellow bins all over
Speaker 1: the place he put the clothes and shoes in. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they accept clothing donations in seventeen hundred locations. Okay, in
Speaker 1: the Elkridge warehouse. You know where Elkridge is, right, yep.
Speaker 1: They collect fifteen point five million pounds of used clothes
Speaker 1: and shoes annually. Well, clearly Kevin wasn't there for the car.
Speaker 1: So I needed to know what are the perks of
Speaker 1: being an assistant manager at planid a EATE? So I
Speaker 1: asked chat GPT how much does an assistant manager at
Speaker 1: plane DAID make? I don't know if this is one
Speaker 1: hundred percent correct, but it says the average salary for
Speaker 1: a manager at Planning Aid might earn between fifty thousand
Speaker 1: and sixty thousand annually. Now I need y'all to always
Speaker 1: keep in mind that my education is limited to a
Speaker 1: high school degree from night school. Okay, dropping the clues
Speaker 1: bump for Berkeley High School right than most sippling in
Speaker 1: South Carolina. But if it's one thing I understand is
Speaker 1: prison math. And by prison math, I mean when you
Speaker 1: have to calculate in your mind whether or not the
Speaker 1: choice you make is gonna be worth you going to prison. Okay,
Speaker 1: now let's do the prison math. All right. I'm making
Speaker 1: fifty sixty grand a year in Baltimore as a forty
Speaker 1: six year old man. I don't know about y'all. But
Speaker 1: if I can afford to put some food on my
Speaker 1: table and have a roof over my head, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be happy. Okay. Success is subjective, and if you're a
Speaker 1: freeman forty six years old, you can come and go
Speaker 1: as you please. You got a job, you maintaining that
Speaker 1: it's a good life. If you don't think it's a
Speaker 1: good life, go to a prison right now and talk
Speaker 1: to these brothers doing fifteen, doing twenty, doing twenty five,
Speaker 1: some of them doing forever, and ask them what they
Speaker 1: trade lives with the freeman making fifty to sixty grand
Speaker 1: as an assistant manager at Planet Aid. Hell, even if
Speaker 1: he got demoted, Okay, even if he got demoted, the
Speaker 1: warehouse lead role at Planet Aid earns about twenty seven
Speaker 1: thirty nine per hour. According to chat GPT, that's almost
Speaker 1: fifty seven grand a year if you work in forty
Speaker 1: hours a week. All I'm saying is, no matter how
Speaker 1: much I calculate this prison math. Okay, I've done addition, subtraction, multiplication, division.
Speaker 1: I tried to figure this out multiple ways, and guess what,
Speaker 1: it just don't compute. Okay, it just doesn't add up.
Speaker 1: The victim is in critical condition. He got seven times.
Speaker 1: He got shot seven times. Kevin Gross is charged with
Speaker 1: attempted first degree murder in Maryland. That's life in prison,
Speaker 1: first and second degree of sold. Kevin Gross is also
Speaker 1: charged with first degree of sold. It's twenty five years
Speaker 1: in Maryland, second degree is sold, it's ten years in Marilyn,
Speaker 1: and he got other related charges. Moral of the story
Speaker 1: is Kevin is spending the rest of his natural born
Speaker 1: life in prison. Therefore, the prison math ain't adding up.
Speaker 1: It's just not worth it. You have to calculate it
Speaker 1: in your head. You got demoted. You don't even know
Speaker 1: if this person you shot had anything to do with it,
Speaker 1: but even if they did, as soon as you started
Speaker 1: formulating this plan in your head, just think about it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna cut his tires, I'm gonna shoot him a
Speaker 1: bunch of times. At some point your brain has to
Speaker 1: say no, no, no, no, no. This prison math ain't mathing.
Speaker 1: This is not a situation that's worth having to eat
Speaker 1: jail food for the rest of your life or having
Speaker 1: an inmate treat your bunkie like a ball of cereal.
Speaker 1: So please let remy ma give Kevin Gross the biggest
Speaker 1: he hall.
Speaker 2: Hee ha he ha, you stupid motherfuck?
Speaker 1: Are you dumb? You got demoted? Take the l How
Speaker 1: do you get demoted from like a salvation army? Please?
Speaker 1: That's a goodwill please? And what could you do wrong? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know. But he didn't even ask no questions.
Speaker 1: He just assumed it was this other this other person
Speaker 1: and shot him seven times. Now he's gonna spend the
Speaker 1: rest of his life in prison for that. Don't add
Speaker 1: they don't need to play and you also, I mean
Speaker 1: we can if you want to what you want to
Speaker 1: play a game? He's from Baltimore, the white people in Baltimore. Ye,
Speaker 1: in Baltimore. No, but something that patty like that, like
Speaker 1: like you got a point, You got a point clothing store.
Speaker 1: Then it's not even like in a like a regular
Speaker 1: clothing store. Plant. Yeah, like nah, always do prison math though,
Speaker 1: whenever you're about to make a choice that you think
Speaker 1: gonna get you in some type of trouble, especially if
Speaker 1: it's involving any type of crime, it's just just calculated
Speaker 1: in your head. Is this worth the time you're gonna
Speaker 1: get for such situation? All right, Well, thank you for that.
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