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Source: Bernard Beanz Smalls / Bernard Beanz Smalls, After turning a 75-year prison sentence into a 12-year bid, Max B might finally be coming home after spending the last decade and change behind bars, but don’t expect Jim Jones to exactly roll out the welcome mat once the Wavy Godfather hits the block. Just when it seemed like the former homies turned street rivals had gotten past their personal drama, Jim Jones reminded everyone that some hard feelings do remain and that specific topic is one he doesn’t like touching on at this point in his life. During an interview with Jenny Boom Boom on Instagram, the “Ballin’” rapper was asked about the possibility of working with Max B once he’s released from prison. His response wasn’t exactly a receptive one. “Nah, f*ck Max B. Max B can suc...