Greg Snavely

And I said, okay, well, you know, I can handle that.

60 to 90.

And then they go and there's six classes.

And now I realize I'm like...

approaching a year and i mean i'd love to to say you know and i took it like a man

I cried like a bitch.

I was surrounded by people who terrified me.

I think a lot of the people there were questioning if I was even heterosexual because I was, you know, small and a little more fashionable and, you know, the whole teeth thing.

I mean, I learned all the rules like quickly, like, you don't just jump up on the bunk bed.

You get up this way or whatever, top bunk.

And so, I mean, it was really more of a jail than a rehab.

I actually there was a lot of people there who are court ordered there.

And because they worked you all day long.

People who were in my same situation would just walk out and say, call the sheriff.

And it was a normal thing.

Like, the sheriff would just come take them because all they wanted to do is go play checkers with Matt instead of work.

But, you know, I really wanted that felony off my record.

And you had to go out and look for a job and prove you didn't.

Yeah.

People were leaving every day to go to prison.