Scott Miller

I did three years, four months.

Depends what prison you're in.

Kempsey, I was working in the buy-up unit and I was a clerk there.

In the which?

Buy-up.

Right.

What's that mean?

Buy-up means it's like we're a special pod.

We've got a factory behind our pod, which is like an IGA, which has got aisles of food, all stuff that you find in an IGA or a Coles, like a mini Coles.

And for the five or six jails around Kempsey, we would distribute –

Each inmate, each week, will get a buy-up for up to $100.

So we do like 3,000 orders a week.

Yes, they pay for it, yeah.

They pay for it, and we basically pick it and process it just like a pick-and-chick.

So I was a clerk, so I used to run all of the stock take and all of the ordering and do all the reports on pronto, work pretty closely with the screws there.

Well, there's one out and there's two outs.

I went mainly two out because- Yeah, so that's with another person.

Yeah, the one outs were too small, but generally a two out would be about from here-

There'll be a bed that side.

Yeah.