How I Survived North Carolina State Prison | Rob Eason

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  • Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
  • Discover Rob Eason's narrative of grappling with the consequences of his college dealing, leading to his incarceration in North Carolina State Prison. Through resilience and adaptation, he not only survives his circumstances but thrives, offering profound insights into overcoming adversity and rewriting one's story.
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    Timestamps:
    00:00:00 - Intro
    00:04:41 - Early Life and Career Development
    00:09:03 - Rebellion and the Search for Identity
    00:13:30 - Thinking Outside the Box
    00:17:40 - The Wrong Mindset for Success
    00:21:51 - Choosing a Different Path
    00:26:13 - College
    00:30:45 - Filling the Void and Becoming Disciplined
    00:35:23 - Overcoming Adversity and Finding Support in Prison
    00:39:40 - Building Trust and Integrity
    00:43:58 - The Lack of Trust in Contracts
    00:48:11 - Standing Up for Friends and Oneself in Prison
    00:52:38 - The Types of Prison Facilities and Inmates
    00:56:57 - Hustling in Prison
    01:01:10 - Finding Success After Prison
    01:05:31 - Overcoming Obstacles and Writing Your Own Story

КОМЕНТАРІ • 67

  • @tunezjlo6876
    @tunezjlo6876 20 днів тому +11

    just clocked in for work and this drops let’s goooo

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  20 днів тому +8

      Appreciate you! Have a good shift

  • @sjoelle3335
    @sjoelle3335 19 днів тому +3

    I watch almost every interview that Ian does. At first I was very skeptical and I viewed Ian the same way as the other prison channels. I will admit that I was wrong - I now respect Ian and I want to do what I can to support him.

  • @DaeDDae93
    @DaeDDae93 20 днів тому +10

    I been waiting for someone to do nc prison

    • @Crown42
      @Crown42 17 днів тому

      Facts! I'm from NC and did 5 years in the system. NC camps are not joke,filled with gangs and Co's are getting hit too.

  • @JeffDavis-hg2to
    @JeffDavis-hg2to 20 днів тому +24

    This guy didn't realize Ian was criticizing "the guy" that has "6 figures and a rocket 🚀" in his bio. He said, "No, its 7 figures". I just checked his Instagram and he literally has 7 figures and a rocket🚀 in his bio lol. I'm not going to judge this guy since I know nothing about him, but I can tell you when people use certain keywords and have their Instagram set up a certain way, at least 99% of the time, it is not true. Wes Watson comes to mind. The biggest scam of this decade is, "Let me teach you how to make endless money, with no money down." People that are truly making a lot of money, are not sharing how they do it with others for a fee.

    • @just_icethereal
      @just_icethereal 20 днів тому +1

      The best mentorship is going to be hands on in the field. But I learned some good stuff from Grant Cardone as well!

    • @therizza3704
      @therizza3704 19 днів тому

      100% agree. This dude is just another semi-successful Amazon product launcher that now uses fancy keywords to sell a $5k course to make the majority of his money. And he’s a terrible interviewee. I’d imagine he paid Ian to be featured here. Lol anyone can sell their soul for the AMZ course game if they really want . All good, that’s his hustle.

  • @timcrockett9924
    @timcrockett9924 17 днів тому +1

    Great interview Rob. Congratulations on your success it's better than becoming a recidivist.💯

  • @joshr8098
    @joshr8098 20 днів тому +3

    what a great interview

  • @gypsy2369
    @gypsy2369 18 днів тому

    Glad to see him opening up and relaxing. He does have a good story 😊

    • @robsgonemia
      @robsgonemia 17 днів тому +1

      thank you :)

    • @gypsy2369
      @gypsy2369 17 днів тому +1

      Glad I stuck around. Peace love and light

  • @KB1993_
    @KB1993_ 14 днів тому

    As the owner of a 9-5 company, don’t hate on those that choose that work style. Great episode!

  • @marielcrable5170
    @marielcrable5170 20 днів тому +3

    I love your channel ❤

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  19 днів тому +1

      Appreciate you❤️

  • @seanmoseley2441
    @seanmoseley2441 19 днів тому +1

    Huge fan 👏 listen while driving down the road #trucker

  • @blainflake9835
    @blainflake9835 19 днів тому +1

    I lived in anson co( brown creek) and went through there as an inmate also. Polkton is the minimum camp next to brown creek.

  • @freebandz509
    @freebandz509 19 днів тому

    Ian my boy i never knew u was located in CT 💯💯

  • @ambermoy8147
    @ambermoy8147 18 днів тому

    I live in Glens Falls, NY ❤

  • @Tlozxscenexkid
    @Tlozxscenexkid 19 днів тому +2

    Bro I WAS in prison in NC lol that’s where I did my time. Crazy

    • @Tlozxscenexkid
      @Tlozxscenexkid 18 днів тому +2

      You wanna hear what NC prison is like for real hit me up bro lol 😂

    • @Crown42
      @Crown42 17 днів тому +2

      ​@Tlozxscenexkid , I did time in NC camps and some of them are no joke.
      Especially in Lanesboro, there was one time when two blood gangs were going to war and the smaller faction got the best of the other. Even though they were severely outnumbered they still won. They even shut down Lanesboro and turned it to a womens prison.

    • @robsgonemia
      @robsgonemia 17 днів тому +1

      @@Crown42 @tlozxscenekid what camps and when?

    • @Crown42
      @Crown42 16 днів тому

      @@robsgonemia , the situation started off at Lanesboro around 2011 but spreaded to 5 different prisons around north carolina. It was crazy as hell... The story was that one blood gang called pretty tony wanted to branch off and operate independently but the other blood gangs didn't want that to happen.
      So, eventually the bloods lost patience and started to stab the pretty tony blood members. The leader of the pretty tony blood gang told his members to attack every member of the opposing gang. The one thing that was crazy was that most of the people that I met that were pretty tony had a lot of time normally life sentences so they didn't have munch to loose.
      Furthermore, the fighting died down and the guys that were pretty tony gotten the upper hand due to their members having a lot of time so they didn't care about killing and taking things to the extreme.
      Last I heard from people that were locked up is that they are getting stronger with numbers and are even trying to start a different faction called pretty loc for crips. Lol, man north carolina is crazy. Hahaha

  • @juananaya5329
    @juananaya5329 18 днів тому +2

    Who was interviewing who 😂😂

  • @Str8Jacket_5150
    @Str8Jacket_5150 20 днів тому +4

    i love the channel brotha, you’re on top of it 🫡

  • @southphillylilly
    @southphillylilly 20 днів тому +2

    A man that didn't snitch 🙏

    • @robsgonemia
      @robsgonemia 17 днів тому

      mamma ain't raise no B lol

  • @streettype1957
    @streettype1957 19 днів тому

    Can u get desa (mta crew) he’s the milllion dollar vandal did time in rikers

  • @808BJJ_Black_Belt
    @808BJJ_Black_Belt 20 днів тому

    I would love to share my experience with you Ian

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  19 днів тому

      Hit me up!

    • @jeremymackevincaylor5041
      @jeremymackevincaylor5041 19 днів тому

      ​@@ianbickCTman do I have a twenty year story of assault, false arrest, and jail time in Max for something proven to not be true. Only in small town Tennessee Claiborne county look it up your going to love our coke head judge and sheriff the FBI does.

  • @JimmyLi-wj1hx
    @JimmyLi-wj1hx 19 днів тому +1

    School and learning is not about the subjective material it’s about forming your brain and thinking patterns. You may not use algebra but your brain looks and absorbs information differently having taken it. If you only take classes that interest you it will substantially hinder your intellect

    • @robsgonemia
      @robsgonemia 17 днів тому

      agreed, you need a wide base of knowledge to even be able to form a hypothesis about how to solve it or what to examine
      however... we should be taught about taxes, credit, entrepreneurship, retirement planning, and investing but are told to memorize all the state capitals, presidents, planets, types of rocks, and many other useless things that I dont think we benefit much from memorizing

  • @monicalombardi3345
    @monicalombardi3345 20 днів тому +3

    first ever in a yt comment ❤

  • @Drummasterjay
    @Drummasterjay 13 днів тому

    I have NEVER heard a cocaine story that hasn’t involved a woman.

  • @K1llakc
    @K1llakc 19 днів тому

    He says ummm way to much. But cool story and convo

  • @blainflake9835
    @blainflake9835 19 днів тому +1

    It always works well till it doesn’t. Everyone is capable of screwing ya over.

  • @gavrowe1095
    @gavrowe1095 17 днів тому

    People need to remebet that ian is bankrollwd by his dad - both in prison and out 😊- this is not pissible gpr your average prisoner

    • @robsgonemia
      @robsgonemia 17 днів тому +1

      The main barrier for an ex-con is mental, it takes years of extreme focus to make up the lost time and reputation. anyone can make a podcast or do well in sales and learn marketing like i did. i know many other successes.
      people only say things like this to make it easier not to accept responsibility for their own circumstances. im dropping a pod on my channel this week with another ex con who did 14 years that hustled up around a mil net worth in 6 years just doing work in his community who can hardly use a computer

  • @gypsy2369
    @gypsy2369 19 днів тому

    Just right off the bat of this interview, not seeing the full thing, this dude totally gives off a vibe. He does not trust. Not really digging. Should’ve done some research on Ian before asking the most basic questions.Hmmmm… curious as to how this all plays out

  • @markcafebrown2883
    @markcafebrown2883 20 днів тому +1

    GET YOU 🔒IN MERCH ON LINK BELOW 👇

  • @Miknlike
    @Miknlike 19 днів тому

    I hate people that can’t stop saying ummm

    • @Delano621
      @Delano621 18 днів тому

      Because their vocabulary isn't very good.

  • @jdoyle4811
    @jdoyle4811 14 днів тому

    Rob is a very good communicator but instead of putting his head down and working he was lazy.

  • @Robsgrow
    @Robsgrow 12 днів тому

    He looks like he was someones boy

  • @BlueJayBatter
    @BlueJayBatter 20 днів тому

    Enjoy your channel but all I’m hearing in this interview is excuses.

  • @timothydurkan
    @timothydurkan 19 днів тому

    Thiw was terrible.

  • @masterofcoin1211
    @masterofcoin1211 19 днів тому +1

    This guy low key annoying

  • @The-Machete-Man-Can
    @The-Machete-Man-Can 19 днів тому

    Boring interviews lately , ya need to step your game up !

  • @ronq9428
    @ronq9428 20 днів тому +5

    I'm tired of these youtubers 💩 ing on 9 to 5 ers. Ian REALLY believes Everybody Should be a youtuber😂. Just think about all the 9 to 5 jobs and what would we do without them. I'd rather be friends with a 9 to 5er that's never been to prison then with a youtuber that's been to prison.

    • @christophermitchell4455
      @christophermitchell4455 20 днів тому +6

      I really didn't get that impression from him. It was more like, this is an option that is a available to someone out of prison. I'm sure Ian would be the first to tell you UA-cam is not for everyone, and it is definitely a lot of work, and that he is lucky to have had the success that he has had so far. There are hundreds, if not a thousand prison related channels. I can think of less than 10 that actually making a full time living from TT/social media.

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  19 днів тому +6

      Thanks Chris! Spot on!

    • @Simonsayshmp
      @Simonsayshmp 19 днів тому +4

      What has prison got to do with being a good person. People who have come out and bettered their lives are more trustworthy than a grumpy 9-5er that has not got the balls to change never been through life changing stuff. They have sower harts.

  • @squarebusiness645
    @squarebusiness645 20 годин тому

    He’s not interesting 😒

  • @squarebusiness645
    @squarebusiness645 20 годин тому

    Boring!!!!