Upon being released from prison, how soon before you start looking up the old gang and getting them back together for a new job?

1. No dice, pal! I’m planning to clean up my life and that means I’m going straight this time. Thanks but no thanks.

2.  You must be joking, right? You know I’m on parole and I can’t afford to associate with them anymore or I’ll get sent back inside. Count me out. (((((Ok, meet me at Claiborne’s around 11:30 tomorrow night. Shhhhhhhh.))))

3.  You’re not wearing a wire and cutting yourself a deal with the cops again, are you, Randy D? Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

4.  A few hours from now.

5. I’ll need a few days to decide.

6. About a month.

7.  I plan to keep a low profile for the first six months or so, just to see how it’s going on the outside. If things aren’t shakin’ by then, that’s when I start reaching out.

8.  I see you don’t know me very well; I started contacting them when I got my 60-day notice of the parole board calling me in.

9. It’s not a gang, it’s a club!

10. I’ve always worked alone.

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