Oscar Castro

So I get to D block.

They'll be like, all right, listen, we got a couple cells for like four or five hundred.

They're gutted.

So you have to do all the you have to remodel it.

Or we have like $2,000, $3,000 cells that have everything.

You know, it's got a carpet.

It has modified queen size beds.

It's got a 30 inch TV.

It's got a DVD player.

It's got a hot shower.

You know, it's got a separation between the bathroom and the room side where you sleep.

And it's got everything.

You know, it's hooked up to the max.

And then we have C Block where the big drug traffickers like Colombians and, you know, a lot of foreigners that had money would buy their cells.

Five, six thousand dollar cells, air conditioning.

It's got ceiling fans, carpeted marble floors.

I mean, it was just insane.

Things that you couldn't even imagine.

Now, that was in my prison.

If you go, like, to the prison in Guayaquil and you're a mobster, they're buying two or three cells connected and they're knocking down the walls between them and they're making an apartment, right?