Evaristo Salas Jr.

I did.

Actually, I would say the last five, six years, I've been trying to study everything I can.

Well, at first I started with the

I was thinking about going to an electrician, but the problem with that is that they don't have any classes here for that.

I need hands-off experience.

And then I was like, well, that's probably not going to work.

And then I was like, okay, well, home building, building houses.

They had a program here called Home Builders.

I took that course, but it was only like a six-month to eight-month course.

It was great.

I loved it.

We actually built this house, a little mini house.

It was a little shop and everything from top to bottom.

But the problem after that, there's nothing more to do, so I know I was going to forget it.

So I was like, well, I got into computer programming.

They have no classes on that at all here in this prison, but I could get books.

And so the job that I had, they had books on computer programming, and I had this one guy that kind of knew all that stuff, and so I was kind of just watching what he did and asking him questions and then trying to figure all these things out.

And then I was, like, I was talking to one of my friends.

He had a guy now.

He did, like, 20-some years.