Greg Snavely

They paid you $9 a week.

There was, you know, $9 whole dollars that you could spend.

I guess they'd call it a commissary or we called it the canteen.

You could get Snickers bars.

Basically, the regimen was...

5 a.m.

wake up.

Then you would go to your class where they teach you a little bit about biblical stuff, a little bit about life skills, putting on deodorant, you know, all the things I needed to know.

This is a fork.

How to brush your tooth.

And so, so, anyway.

Where am I?

It was, it was, it was, I mean, there was maybe five or six people there who, who could, I could converse with, but the rest was like, anyway, so I get into my groove, you know, I start to, I start working out.

I start, you know, now I'm up to looking like a healthy member of society within, you know, 60 days say.

And, um,

The guys I'm working with, it kind of seems like they have some money to spend.

Because they were, say, six months in.

And when you get six months in, now you're allowed to leave on a Sunday or whatever.

And the guy that sat at the desk next to me, who was another salesman, was like, man, I'm going to Hard Rock Casino.

I'm doing this.