Aaron Young

I don't see anything here.

There's no happy ending here.

The first time that happens, that's just devastating.

Mm-hmm.

I knew a guy who, like, three, three and a half years he'd been in the... Just waiting.

Yeah, U.S.

Marshals holdover for, like, three and a half years.

Yeah, yeah.

They get in your head really fast.

The difference between the security level, one, you've got...

Like an outside security where they can give you a bus ticket and say – and ship you across like my wife when she got moved from one camp to the next camp.

It was her and a couple of girls.

They gave them bus tickets and said, dude, we're going to drop you off.

Get on that bus, and then you'll get off here, and somebody will pick you up and bring you to the camp.

And you're like, if I have this much freedom, the fuck am I doing in prison?

Anybody could drive in there.

But you could easily jump it, right?

There was probably a good mattress.

Right.

When the other guy left, then somebody with a shitty mattress was probably going to come in there and swap them out, and you'd get some little shitty foam mattress.