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The person speaking owns two houses and works in both of them. They are upset about being asked to take a drug test and want to be left alone. They mention having epilepsy and how a flashlight can trigger seizures. They talk about an officer who entered their house and said they couldn't file a complaint if their house was damaged. They question where the officer's gun and bulletproof vest are. They believe the officer did something wrong and mention that they believe it involved a child. They express frustration about being harassed. This is not my first house, I have two houses. I work for it in both of the houses. Y'all need me to take a drug test and leave me alone, that's what you need? They crack a bone, they crack a bone, that's what they are. You can take that flashlight out of my eyes. Listen, I have epilepsy, that light can cause me to have a seizure. There you go, see this is the same officer, this is the same officer who came into my house and busted in my house and told me that if my house gets damaged, if my house gets damaged then I have to live with it, I can't file it. And so I call and turn the flares on. I don't know, where's your gun, where's yours, right now? Where's your blue proof vest, right now? No, you're not going to be on me? No, you're not going to be on me? And so here they come and set myself. How do you think he did it, do you think he did it? He did it. I'm telling you. I'm pretty sure that was a child. Because they kept watching my house, watching my house and didn't see me for days because I was out of town. Then sometimes they see me come in, here they come harassing me. Oh. Oh.
