Two Gangsters Reveal The Crimes They Regret | The Gap | @ladbiblestories

In this episode of The Gap we talked to two London gangsters - Marvin Herbert and Bobby Cummines - who told us about life of crime, the ups and lows of their criminal careers, serving time in a high security prison and how they decided to turn their lives around.

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[ladbiblestories]

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[j.s.ospina]

"I'm not a gangster, I have never been a gangster. I'm a businessman whose business was crime"
has the same spirit as
"Professionals have standards"

[Mason-ismr]

"I'm not a gangster, I'm a business man, and my business was crime."
That is 100% the most gangster way of saying you are a gangster.

[Pwanchi]

"I'm not a gangster, I'm a businessman whose business was crime".

That's a sentence I'd expect to hear in a movie.

[kwisuxk]

It’s crazy how even these criminals, who have ended lives and caused trauma around them, still have the heart to care for their children. That just goes to show you how heinous some parents who abuse their children are. I mean if even a criminal can feel such love for their child, then it’s crazy to think about how evil parents who don’t love their children are…

[GRT]

You can see the absolute genuine respect Marv has for Bobby, simply letting him finish talking and not interrupting him speaks volumes to me.

[Kevin]

I LOVE how Bobby treats Marv. You can tell he’s genuinely interested in his story and him as a person. When he goes in for a hug at the end it speaks volumes.

[darkvader]

This is the most British thing ever. Two hardened criminals having a civilized chat about their life of crime. I enjoy LADbible to the highest degree.

[cybergamez]

These guys conduct a conversation better than politicians bro.

[rneryverwatch]

I like how Marv said the action he regretted most was "just being a criminal". That one hit me. It's like you could see in his eyes he was thinking "I don't regret how hard I worked or the hustle I displayed while I was in the game... I just wish I'd have chosen a different game".

[Chironofolympus]

Any man claiming he’s not a gangster but does crime and wears a suit and is as cool and calm as this man is usually highly dangerous

[aintbeenhome]

Ladbible is honestly one of the best transformations the internet has seen. From posting stupid funny vids sent to them on Facebook to hosting some of the best raw interviews going around. Great stuff as always.
Edit: I guess I'm really talking about the interviews they showcase and pop up in my feed, they definitely do have a lot of trash on here still, but credit where credit's due for creating some genuinely good content.

[feyr]

I think what's most striking is the fact Bobby went from kinda guarded in the beginning, still reading the room, still reading Marvin, to being warm and friendly because he realised the two of them speak the same language. They've been through similar things, similar trials, and can relate to one another. It's quite striking. I wouldn't be surprised if they struck up a good friendship after this interview.

[Th_Bad_uy]

Putting these two men in a room together was an act of genius. From different backgrounds but both ended up in very similar lives and mindsets.

[ljsg-selfimprovement]

Marvins story is insane, he survived gunshots to the eye, forehead, other places and he’s been through so much overall, this should stop any criminal or teenager who is paving their way of similar stuff, whether it’s knifes or violence overall

[Offcial.a]

i love how marvin becomes a little kid again and seems genuinely happy to see bobby

[longshot]

marvin shows so much respect, there was several times when he says something when bobby is mid story but stops as soon as bobby starts speaking.
love to see it

[chengchu]

I love how it starts as "Bobby" and "Marvin" and as they talk, it slowly becomes "Marv" and "Bobs" between them. Absolutely amazing

[doodlemaster]

I like how Bobby goes from calling him "Marvin", to calling him "Marv" in the same episode. I feel like I just watched a friendship being born

[brookeethier]

“I’m not a gangster” immediately followed by the most gangster sentence ever

Edit: my boyfriend made this comment and I showed him how many likes his comment got he got happy for a second then was like "I THOUGHT I WAS LOGGED INTO MY ACCOUNT WHEN I COMMENTED" and then I laughed cause I stole his likes so thank you all;)