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She found a couple of photos of him online, dial up back then, fucking, you know, and all that noise it used to make. of him diving in the end zone for touchdowns, whatever. She mails them to me, and dude, the COs let him borrow a sharpie fucking pen, and he fucking signed them right there on the CO's desk during rec. And suck it, I put them back in the envelope and mailed them home.
So, got my grandma an autograph from Reese Claret from prison. Yeah, grandma was cool. She's gone now, too. Um, you know, I was pretty much raised by her and my mom, pretty much nothing but women until my mom got remarried. So, I mean, strong women in my family, like I'm very thankful for that. My grandma was a cool lady, cool, cool lady. Um, so it was NCRC. And as I mentioned, uh, before, uh,
So, got my grandma an autograph from Reese Claret from prison. Yeah, grandma was cool. She's gone now, too. Um, you know, I was pretty much raised by her and my mom, pretty much nothing but women until my mom got remarried. So, I mean, strong women in my family, like I'm very thankful for that. My grandma was a cool lady, cool, cool lady. Um, so it was NCRC. And as I mentioned, uh, before, uh,
So, got my grandma an autograph from Reese Claret from prison. Yeah, grandma was cool. She's gone now, too. Um, you know, I was pretty much raised by her and my mom, pretty much nothing but women until my mom got remarried. So, I mean, strong women in my family, like I'm very thankful for that. My grandma was a cool lady, cool, cool lady. Um, so it was NCRC. And as I mentioned, uh, before, uh,
You know, they got me on psych meds and shit in there. They had me on Thorazine. I was all fucked up, just shuffling around. And of course, back then, you could still smoke in prison, thank God. And you couldn't smoke in your cell, but they sold chewing tobacco on fucking commissary. So I would chew Redman chewing tobacco in my cell so I could get nicotine.
You know, they got me on psych meds and shit in there. They had me on Thorazine. I was all fucked up, just shuffling around. And of course, back then, you could still smoke in prison, thank God. And you couldn't smoke in your cell, but they sold chewing tobacco on fucking commissary. So I would chew Redman chewing tobacco in my cell so I could get nicotine.
You know, they got me on psych meds and shit in there. They had me on Thorazine. I was all fucked up, just shuffling around. And of course, back then, you could still smoke in prison, thank God. And you couldn't smoke in your cell, but they sold chewing tobacco on fucking commissary. So I would chew Redman chewing tobacco in my cell so I could get nicotine.
And then going to and from chow was the only time they allowed you to smoke. In a straight line, they would walk you to and from, you know. Right. And so you could order cigarettes on commissary in there, you know, whatever. And then once I found out what my parent institution was going to be, I, you know, they give you a list of things you can take with you, shit like that.
And then going to and from chow was the only time they allowed you to smoke. In a straight line, they would walk you to and from, you know. Right. And so you could order cigarettes on commissary in there, you know, whatever. And then once I found out what my parent institution was going to be, I, you know, they give you a list of things you can take with you, shit like that.
And then going to and from chow was the only time they allowed you to smoke. In a straight line, they would walk you to and from, you know. Right. And so you could order cigarettes on commissary in there, you know, whatever. And then once I found out what my parent institution was going to be, I, you know, they give you a list of things you can take with you, shit like that.
Like you can bring a white, all white pair of Nikes or any all white tennis shoes, things like that. Well, back then you could still bring a carton of cigarettes with you in prison. So I took a carton of, well, camels with me, camel wides, to a prison. And back then, they called them Cadillacs. So if you had name brand cigarettes, you know, they basically would say it was a carton of Cadillacs.
Like you can bring a white, all white pair of Nikes or any all white tennis shoes, things like that. Well, back then you could still bring a carton of cigarettes with you in prison. So I took a carton of, well, camels with me, camel wides, to a prison. And back then, they called them Cadillacs. So if you had name brand cigarettes, you know, they basically would say it was a carton of Cadillacs.
Like you can bring a white, all white pair of Nikes or any all white tennis shoes, things like that. Well, back then you could still bring a carton of cigarettes with you in prison. So I took a carton of, well, camels with me, camel wides, to a prison. And back then, they called them Cadillacs. So if you had name brand cigarettes, you know, they basically would say it was a carton of Cadillacs.
So I brought a carton of Cadillacs with me to fucking prison. I was a popular guy, man. so yeah um so i left crc and got taken to fci which is southeastern correction institution um which is in lancaster ohio which is also where that halfway house was and um So I get in there and I get put into what's called I-Dorm, which is the way their dorms were at this prison.
So I brought a carton of Cadillacs with me to fucking prison. I was a popular guy, man. so yeah um so i left crc and got taken to fci which is southeastern correction institution um which is in lancaster ohio which is also where that halfway house was and um So I get in there and I get put into what's called I-Dorm, which is the way their dorms were at this prison.
So I brought a carton of Cadillacs with me to fucking prison. I was a popular guy, man. so yeah um so i left crc and got taken to fci which is southeastern correction institution um which is in lancaster ohio which is also where that halfway house was and um So I get in there and I get put into what's called I-Dorm, which is the way their dorms were at this prison.
Everything was like a big airplane hangar. And it was just rows of bunk beds, you know, just, I mean, so there was like, and they called them by like street names. So like First Street, Second Street, Third Street. So I slept on First Street right by the fucking payphone bank, which was, I mean, I got a bottom rack though, but I just, you know, right by all the goddamn payphones.
Everything was like a big airplane hangar. And it was just rows of bunk beds, you know, just, I mean, so there was like, and they called them by like street names. So like First Street, Second Street, Third Street. So I slept on First Street right by the fucking payphone bank, which was, I mean, I got a bottom rack though, but I just, you know, right by all the goddamn payphones.
Everything was like a big airplane hangar. And it was just rows of bunk beds, you know, just, I mean, so there was like, and they called them by like street names. So like First Street, Second Street, Third Street. So I slept on First Street right by the fucking payphone bank, which was, I mean, I got a bottom rack though, but I just, you know, right by all the goddamn payphones.
fuck man all night long just i mean it's just fucking terrible you know until lights yeah until lights out i mean until lights out yeah but you could still you know of course have a tv they had cable cords you know it's a low security prison they had cable cords routed to each bunk so at the end of your bunk there was a stand and you could buy a clear see-through 13 inch color tv off commissary and have a tv at the end of your bunk that's nuts