Jay Pukepuke

I remember in Mount Eden in the south yard, on one side there's, like, metal pillars that go up and there's, like, a tin roof and sort of seats.

People can sit under there.

There's a phone.

I remember one guy who was like he broke a tackle and was running up and passing the pullers and then I don't know where it came from someone hit him and then he just hit the puller with his head and he shook the whole roof it was like you know like if you run into metal and I was like what he got up I was like wow stay in the middle where is the fun in this game

I think it's just another measure.

It's fun when you're on the other end of it.

I think you come to terms.

I think you always miss things.

Where I was, it was...

It was fully enclosed concrete.

There was no grass.

It was fake light and aircon.

So you get pale.

You miss the grass.

I missed the grass.

Yeah, and I was there.

I went from there to Mount Eden and back to there to serve my sentence in the remand prison in the kitchen.

so yeah i was there for most of my sentence it wasn't until i got to the last few months i was like send me to the camps bit of freedom um so yeah i mean it's it's you know it is what it is if that's a thing you just uh you adapt you adapt and you can um make the most of it or you can feel sorry for yourself and stay in your cell

stick to yourself do your own time don't worry about what's happening over here if you start worrying about someone else's time then you might get caught up in someone else's time sometimes it's hard to do when you're

You're enclosed in a, you know, you've got a captive audience and you're in a block of 20 to 60 guys that you see.