Homeless in Cape town; Adil's life experience on the street

Adil teaches life experiences on the street after he was 15 years in jail

[@deonesau2061]

Oh man such pure heart. That's what I'm always striving for

[@Scandalente]

May God keeps on guiding your way Adil

[@ZolaM-y4l]

please hold on to your kids. they will appreciate it one day. kids without fathers are lost.

[@elizabethnovak4088]

Yo Fadil, i hope life treats you better in the future,... does he not have other family members to reach out to him...

[@rimobenjamin1835]

His family is in Wellington, where he grew up

[@MrGhostsword]

You should do a short course on what numbers are.. then you can understand what you are asking.. come on man, this could have been an awesome interview, and not the right questions asked.

[@Scandalente]

I don't see anything wrong here. The Interviewer asked about numbers so that us who have no clue can understand. KZbin is free, you can start your own and ask proper questions if you think you are better than him lol 😂😂. Anyway no offense 😜

[@MrGhostsword]

@@Scandalente nah, no need to start my own, but it felt patronizing to now start asking how he did get the number, is that the starting number, etc.. This was a fail for me. and the content is normally good. Just not this one.

[@MrGhostsword]

@@Scandalente for example, people may think that he got 15 years due to the crime outside.. but that was not how he got 15 years. This guy went in as frannie, possibly given a year for car robbery. but once inside, if he wants to survive he had to join the numbers, so he became a 27.. and to do good, to be a big man, he needs to do crime there.. stab a prison guard, another guy, etc.. and that was how he got the 15 years. I once hired a guy to work for me that was an ex 28 and he went in originally to so under a year and he was there for 26 years total, came out as an old man.