George, welcome back. Good to have you back in whatever this civilization we're living in. One, two, my question to you is, why do they call it the shoe without me looking it up on Grok? I thought I'd ask you.
And the second question is, where were you when you heard Charlie had been assassinated? Oh, wow. These are great questions, but you just asked me a really sore one and a very unpleasant reminder. But shoe is an acronym for special housing unit.
The special housing unit, aka the shoe, or some people still call it AGSEG, which is segregated, whatever, whatever. But George, that's so that's so crazy because you always wanted to be in special housing. I love how you say that.
Not that kind of special. How about that, Grant? You got what you wanted, right? Yeah, I got I wanted special meaning, you know, like a nice chateau, not special, special for prison. But let me let me share what so shoe, the special housing unit was what the solution from the old practices of, you know, solitary confinement per se.
However, they still perform the same behavior of solitary confinement under the banner of special housing unit. It's really bad. But Charlie Kirk, this was a really, really strong situation for me.
I'm sitting in the shoe and I think I had been there about I went in on the 28th. He was murdered on the 10th. So 12 days, 13 to 14 days, something along those lines.
And an officer comes up to the door. Now, imagine this is a big metal, heavy metal bulletproof door with a skinny little window that's about three inches wide and about, you know, I want to say like 36 inches long. And he puts his eye there and says, hey, Santos, did you know Charlie Kirk? I'm like, I'm like, yeah, no, I know Charlie.
I've known Charlie for years. I mean, we're friendly. You know, he's a great guy.