Dubee aka Sugawolf opens up about one of the hardest experiences of his life: going through the prison system and learning a painful lesson about loyalty, friendship and trusting the people closest to you.
Dubee explains how warnings his mother gave him when he was younger finally made sense after he went through the federal system. He remembers defending his longtime friend and Cutthoat Committee partner PSD when others questioned his situation, only to later say that information he encountered while reviewing his federal discovery changed the way he viewed their relationship.
Dubee explains why, from his perspective, information contained in the paperwork led him to believe PSD had provided information to authorities. He also makes an important distinction: Dubee says the information he attributes to PSD was not what directly sent him to prison, but he believed it helped reinforce the government’s understanding of his activities.
The conversation becomes bigger than the case itself as Dubee reflects on losing someone he considered a brother, why the two couldn’t repair their relationship, and what the experience taught him about choices, loyalty and accountability.
Ultimately, Dubee explains that the biggest betrayal isn’t necessarily betraying the people around you, it’s betraying the person you have to face when you look in the mirror.
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