George Santos

Oh no, it's lovely.

You should see the loveliness of how, I mean, I got in trouble because I put a pair of gloves on, right?

And if I'm stirring a spoon and I'm doing my things and then I proceed to go open a box to get something, once I'm done with that box, I would switch out gloves and toss them.

But I guess I was going through gloves so fast and I got yelled at saying like, you change gloves too many times.

Like, no, you take it easy.

Once you're gloved up, you're gloved up for the day.

I'm like, what?

Like, what is going on here?

You would see these guys, like some of the inmates follow that regimen.

I don't care.

I'm like, I'm not doing that.

I eat this food.

They would put on gloves.

And the loveliest thing was they get a piece of paper, blow their nose, wearing the gloves.

They'd open a box.

They touch dirty, dusty cans.

And then the next thing you'd see, they're in there mushing up spices into the ground beef.

And I'm like, it's like I'm telling you, it's your own personal hell for a germaphobe.

That's prison.

The conditions of the kitchen were just atrocious.