What Happens in the First 24 Hours in Prison

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Even though Americans make up only 4% of the world population, the US holds a staggering 22% of the planet’s imprisoned individuals. Across federal, state, and other prison systems, there are 1.9 million people currently incarcerated in the US.

[@JosephFerguson-bi1ul]

Plan on those numbers getting larger

[@Stizzy5m]

CraZyyy

[@AncestorEmpire1]

Not as much as prisons in South America and Africa.

[@JulianTioV]

Land of the free 😂

[@vicentenevarez1754]

Big Stan

[@BlueRiver-cu1uq]

Actually the worst part is after the door slams realizing you won't be back out or if you have a sudden medical emergency like a heart attack at night and no one is there to help you

[@seoja_belji]

ok

[@Blu3Dope]

That can happen anywhere lol

[@BlueRiver-cu1uq]

@@Blu3Dope right but I would rather die anywhere in my own home than in a jail cell

[@QWERTY-gp8fd]

@@BlueRiver-cu1uq if u are dying i dont think u care lul

[@BenAEMT]

Jail vs prison - prison, more monitored. Either way, EMS will be called. But there will be a delay for patient contact due to security. Ambulance checked, IDs checked. Also, I have known many correction officers that have doubled as EMS providers. They have always been compassionate.

[@dannigro8794]

What an oddly specific video for somebody’s first day in prison lol

[@TedBarton91]

Right? 😂 dudes thought long and hard about this

[@zeospark9715]

Moral of the story: Don't trust someone who has the nickname "Nasty" lol

[@TheDeadbirdy]

@@zeospark9715 moral of the story is don't go to prison

[@RonSavage01]

Imagine going from Puff Daddys lifestyle to this... literally overnight.

[@princessalexander8907]

when i see a new infographics show i literally get sooo happy cz i know that animation is gonna hitttt

[@mintchocomon_86]

Reall

[@joshuabrookshire2842]

That's a life lesson and applies on the outside. "Don't lend, borrow or gamble and be careful who you trust."

[@imlostagainWTF]

I lend but only to people that are close and expect to never get it returned.

[@FrancoCarrara237]

An uncle of mine got into prison for illegal gambling, he told me: "When you entere they put you in a sort of welcoming cell at the entrace of the unit, you recieve and hand over stuff to other prisoners: mail, things, food, cellphones (under the eyes of guards). 10 days later he got transferred to another cell and the "unit boss" told him: " You are one of the most innocent inmates, we do not want any trouble, get yourself comfortable... sort of, and if you get in trouble you are out of here"

[@looneytune6062]

Your point

[@Ps_Arnold]

Thank you for sharing

[@martinruebensaal8678]

What?!..sorry,but that just didn't make any sense.

[@dreyabradford2054]

@@FrancoCarrara237 um….what?

[@adamb89]

One time I was washing the dishes and the glass broke, but it was cool because I was able to get the broken piece out of the water without cutting myself.

[@michaelsnowden325]

I’ve always been horrified by the thought of being in prison. I’ve never put myself in a situation where I’d end up there (thank God) but it seems horrific. The thought of being locked up in an area with people who have nothing to live for and are insane is just awful.

[@Someone_wrf]

Diddy gets what he effing deserves, that's what😭

[@3D-PrinterLaddie]

hec k yeah

[@FuzzyWCTX]

Until you are in prison with Diddy. And he wants to Diddy you.

[@3D-PrinterLaddie]

@@FuzzyWCTX oh no

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Looks like Freak Offs just went solitary.

[@daviddowns7552]

I wonder if he will actually get it or will be able to pay his way out?

[@keyboardwarrior3499]

plz make a part 2, i need to know what happens to nasty. Did he get stabbed and die in the end? i have to know!!!

[@silverbolt9439]

Same need to know what happens next, we are deep in the lore at this point.

[@AxelAlexK]

I had a close friend who went to prison for a while and he said all he did was read books and watch TV for the most part. It wasn't exactly the shawshank redemption, though it of course varies by state and prison I'm sure.

[@JT5555]

sounds like my day to day life.XD

[@loganF04003]

When I got thrown into a Canadian holding cell last year, the worst part is that all the officers left as soon as I got thrown in. And if a sudden medical emergency happened, nobody would be there to save me

[@looneytune6062]

So the jail had nobody in it but inmates huh

[@loganF04003]

@@looneytune6062 There wasnt even any other people in the holding cell. I was in a cell where I could see the reception area and there was nobody there either. It was like that for atleast 3 hours before someone came in

[@chodd2615]

Infograph plz reply I’m you’re biggest fan

[@noahclark8076]

"I am you are biggest fan" lol, if youre gonna go thru the trouble of using apostrophes you should at least use them right.

[@BetaWolFGamer]

Infographic has some sweet top tier content. How can you not respect the hard work they put into each video.

[@Randomuploader-l6n]

Cool vid dude!

[@Randomuploader-l6n]

Thanks for the heart dude!

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Thank you!

[@Randomuploader-l6n]

@@TheInfographicsShowyou are welcome 🤗

[@coryw8364]

It’s crazy how many videos you got done in such short amount of time. I know the animation isn’t THAT detailed, but I’d think something like this would take a week to make!

[@myoutuber77]

You don't know how many vids they work on concurrently.

[@coryw8364]

You’re right, I don’t. Or how many people are involved… but the way comments are replied to makes it feel like one person which I’m sure isn’t the case but I have no idea

[@Heisenberg618]

Depends on the state I guess, but they don't do the cavity search and look under yours nuts anymore. They have full-body scanners that do that for them.

[@ohshift336]

@Heisenberg618 They don't take wedding bands either. At least in VA we didn't.

[@erickgonzalez5914]

In WA we do, only on drug charges, inmates who make suicidal comments and felonies.

[@BryceLynch838]

2:52 It's not any more fun for the guards. They get farted on every. single. time. Without fail. The exchange is always the same, "Sorry, officer." "Yeah right!"

[@dragonexpert8323]

Officer Crapkey

[@deesavage5198]

My first time in county, I started sharpening my toothbrush and my ceely laughed at me "You're not gonna need that here, bud. Save that for the pound"

[@1nsomnia64]

Kinda really gets scary with the line, “you are a number, not a name”. Literally chilling.

[@User-tn2cm]

we need to make this a series

[@theoldman-j]

hopefully this will be a series

[@Legendary-Past]

The content was really complete and attractive

[@siren_gaming8565]

Finally the good old videos…

[@beautifulqueens3158]

Wow that was good 👍 would love a part 2

[@EAcapuccino]

Another refresh This 1 was presented 5 years ago, and enjoyable as always!

[@rinzo2009]

As Huey Freeman advised, DON'T DROP THE SOAP!

[@TheInfographicsShow]

No soap needed if you embrace the funk.

[@lauramscott9252]

Boondocks! 🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆

[@merlebarney]

@@lauramscott9252Love that show. Uncle Rukus is the goat!

[@lauramscott9252]

@@merlebarney Me too! One of my favorite TV shows! 🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆 I agree! Uncle Ruckus is indeed the GOAT. 🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@merlebarney]

@@lauramscott9252 Ah a person of taste and refinement.👍🏻🤣

[@alcidesoliveira9779]

After getting used to this environment I wonder how the outside world will feel. Cultural shock?

[@Bens963]

There's a KZbinr called Larry Lawton, an ex jewel robber who did years. He said coming out into the world after years of being locked up was extremely overwhelming and depressing. Smart phones were commonplace yet they were just starting with consumer PCs when he was first put away, and many other societal advancements. He said it's common for ex cons to miss the joint as it's so familiar to them

[@JinAndJuiceTM]

imagine time travel, except you literally feel every second of the passing of time. quite literally a fish out of water. had a uncle go to jail for robbing a bank in like the 80s and dude got out still trying to live, dress, move, and talk like it was the 80s, this was 2013, bro did not fit in anywhere at all.

[@Already.Forgotten]

Makes me wonder, though, do most of these prisoners really do question their life choices?

[@raidzero934]

no they have already come to terms with going.

[@SovettaParmetta]

A lot of them shouldn’t even be there, a lot of them don’t really deserve it, and the few who do deserve it and should be there probably don’t care

[@Jaden-eh6rh]

@@SovettaParmetta also dont worry if a woman falsely accuses you of assault thankfully the guards will have to protect you from prisoners at least in usa also its not illegal to escape prison

[@vibra7]

A neighbour of mine got out of prison, stabbed someone random, and then ran out to the police department and explained what he did, so that he can go back to prison, that might answer your question lol, but for some prison is not a bad place

[@getawaythegamer]

Infographics coming in clutch

[@richm23k]

Thumbnail is crazy 💀

[@EggyB]

Poggers

[@Djk-cc2sr]

JD Delay has entered the chat brother.

[@Derrickstatler]

Or Larry Lawton

[@akidshistoryandaviation]

This is definitely a JD kind of video

[@Derrickstatler]

@@akidshistoryandaviation Larry Lawton did harder time than JD IMO

[@Derrickstatler]

@@akidshistoryandaviation I like JD but Larry was in the Feds

[@theevildrummingsithlord1492]

I'm personally a bigger fan of Larry Lawton.

[@andzanicalvin2649]

Make this a series!!!

[@mattdavison284]

What did my guy get locked up for? Parking tickets??? 🤣

[@lilianskye]

Poor Jimmy, he deserved better… 😑

[@demio22]

No pity ...

[@eriklee1794]

Did 2 years in TDC.....this is pretty much spot on......do well kids.....dont wind up there....people turn into animals when confined

[@Cobratates251]

Lil Durk watching this 😮

[@bass6478]

Was just about to say this

[@ProBot_itsalltaken]

Part 2 needed

[@Rayzer_0i]

this should’ve been posted after the diddy video

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Better late than never?

[@iamagiantfangd5580]

@@TheInfographicsShow ain't no way Bro made an offensive joke 😭😭😭

[@Vic_The_Hitman]

Nah this is very true 😂 especially Nasty! Prisoners prey on the new & ignorant and they’re always looking to scam you

[@Moder_20]

This is what our taxes paid for smh

[@cell718]

One of the best ways to not go to prison in the USA is to give up your Car. Most US citizen stents in prison are caused by traffic stops, whether it being something being found in the car or not being able to afford the tickets or court fees.

[@RabyGaming-l1y]

When the time comes give none of these people amnesty

[@itoo3654]

What did you expect?! It's regular prison.

[@_Meng_Lan]

No they dont. Prisonere aquire debt for cell rent and extreme amounts for healthcare read it. Im in uk they leave with massive debt to the private system and if they dont pay. Like slaves . They go back to prison. I cant believe americans don't know their own prison systems. They also havecto pay for lawyers appeals their leg tags on parole for years sometimes.. else its back to prison. Usa is 4th world country

[@RabyGaming-l1y]

@@_Meng_Lan no, in the US we are paying taxes for everyone locked up. You don't know what you are talking about

[@senzubeamz]

So Mr Beast is now in the police?

[@5.31am7]

Can confirm this is accurate.

[@Avelish]

The prisoners are basically working on an elementary school level mindset with mental illness instead of trying to do better for themselves basically.

[@andzanicalvin2649]

But like..what am I in for?😭

[@nicholascrow8133]

I feel like this was remade in response to Larry Lawton's review on the first one...

[@AndyBonesSynthPro]

Correction: if you're a multiple shoplifting-offender, you are going to be in drug withdrawal sickness

[@alphaomega1351]

It's great 👍! Kind of like going to Disneyland. 😳

[@wimahlers]

What Happens in the First 24 Hours in Prison Correction: What Happens in the First 24 Hours in a US Prison (and perhaps some other uncivilized countries)

[@SunriseLAW]

Most peeps in prison have been in local jails for awhile. FACT: most local jails are absolute torture centers, with sensory deprivation being part of the torture. 23 hours in cell per day. Lights on 24/7. And you are supposedly innocent at that point. >>>>>> Most prisons are a LOT better than the typical USA jail. A local jail is usually MORE restrictive and has fewer amenities than the Florence Colorado "Supermax" prison.

[@lisabradford8180]

i've been a "guest" in my local jail a few times and it was nothing like you've describe except for 23 hour lockdown that is only in the special housing unit.

[@SunriseLAW]

@@lisabradford8180 Lane county lockup and Springfield OR lockup are EXACTLY as I say. Not all prisoners. Just the ones their computer system says are high risk (which is about half). They accomplish that by charging out a multitude of "crimes which cause the computer model to apply the punishment so... people plead guilt. A local federal judge (McShane) recently opined that OR's criminal system is unconstitutional. They force guilty pleas via the jail conditions and excessive bail amounts. I could go on and on.. and I did. Links won't post so usual dcm format: goodshipginsburg filed as crime reports to SDNY - AG

[@BdotNES]

Prison is definitely better then jail. More freedom, as weird as that sounds.

[@SunriseLAW]

@@BdotNES More room, more freedom, better "food". Less worry about the sentence after-fact

[@Vuhl-x8h]

Dam props to the guy in the video for getting locked up to show us how it is!

[@Dragon_rls]

And then you meet Bubba😮

[@TheBlindAndTheBeautiful]

Oh you mean Big Country? He's harmless... Well unless your in on those funny kinds of crimes then all I can say is good luck with teh wallerin

[@lamarrmitchell6271]

Actually, it was Riley Freeman that said to Tom when he used his phone call to don't drop the soap after laughing at him and hanging up the phone. When Tom calls again, Riley makes the comment I thought you only get one phone call.

[@OzarksUSA]

Now do one on your frist 24 hours in a women's prison.

[@Thegreatone79273]

What do you look like.. always wondered

[@GGLee1010]

Check his shorts. He made a video I think last week and revealed his face

[@rtothec1234]

He sounds like Randall Graves from Clerks.

[@joffreybaratheon4904]

I’m shockingly still not in prison for my actions.. I mean, unaliving my many enemies is the biggest crime I’ve committed.. unless you count election meddling in 2016

[@baconhairmanmatt8567]

what

[@miltonatgoogle1140]

The American Dream ...

[@Andrew-df1dr]

Your title should be: What Happens in the First 24 Hours in a US Prison?

[@elijiahrave]

Watching coz my neighbors be testing my patience lately

[@vincenzoreciprocity]

Human Wagyu 😂🤣

[@gesus.christ99]

Bro i don't want to know why he's called NASTY😭😭😭

[@thetotaldepravity]

Yep, what did Nasty do to get that name :)

[@KGSOLOMANBumbleBeetuna]

As somebody that’s done time, you guys got some stuff right but some stuff wrong but the last thing you said about don’t borrow and don’t gamble and be respectful is right on the money

[@LordJunes]

If American prisons treated their inmates better, there would be fewer repeat offenders. In some cases, your dignity is taken away and no respect is shown. Prisons are places to rehabilitate people, but if you only show fear, violence and the "I don't care if someone hits you" mentality, this is transferred to the inmate and he will act it out on the outside. Yes, many belong in prison, but they are human beings. A little dignity and a little respect works wonders and protects us people who are outside from those who are out of prison to let out their anger.

[@myoutuber77]

Wrong. Prisons exist to punish outlaws. Juvenile facilities exist to rehabilitate kids and hopefully prevent them from getting into prisons in adult life.

[@chefhannibal]

They don't call your name. They call your prison number

[@Mehrunes86]

That must give some confusion, 100+ prisoners with the same name😆

[@chefhannibal]

@@Mehrunes86 its a letter with 5 digits after it. If u go back u keep the same #

[@williamgreen1196]

This is nothing like my experience, but then again it was over 20 years ago in Oklahoma

[@YTPrenewed]

It makes little difference if parents buy their kids comic books where the good guys call the bad guys' supposed death by boiling oceans "tragic." So long as they allow this prison system to continue, all it achieves is to make them look like hypocrites. It makes little difference if parents buy their kids anime where the good guy puts his own life at risk to save the bad guy from falling into a pit of magma. So long as they allow this prison system to continue, all it achieves is to make them look like hypocrites. If parents want a good influence in their kids' lives, they should stop turning to fictional characters and start turning to each other, acting collectively to see to it society addresses crime's root causes and doesn't need to brutalize prisoners ever again.

[@zuinuth]

I went to prison once i met someone named consequence and i now know why they called him that.......

[@savagepro9060]

Question: 'Why do prison authorities, and too, local government, ALLOW such organized criminal behavior behind bars?"

[@Kitt_the_Katt]

Makes them money

[@throwaway6795]

Actually, it's nearly impossible to control.. inmates know how to tow the line enough to stay within policy when there are eyes or cameras on them. It's the same reason the authorities outside of prison can't take them down.. and the two are very connected.. gangs can run their business from phones and tablets inside.

[@savagepro9060]

@@throwaway6795 there should be NO phones or tablets inside in the first place

[@throwaway6795]

@savagepro9060 Tell that to the ACLU, other human rights organizations.. they can get illegal phones for sure.. but in my state, all inmates are allowed tablets with limited functionality.. but includes the ability to email. They're monitored, but it takes manpower to sift through everything. Then they're also allowed very liberal access to paid facility phones, also monitored by staff. When you attempt to limit their ability to contact the outside world.. there are plenty of organizations ready to sue the state or federal government for violating the rights of the inmates. The argument is that having a connection to friends and family as a support mechanism is vital to their rehabilitation. When in reality, their friends and family very well may be the reason they're in there to begin with.

[@mr.pickles5814]

@savagepro9060 as someone who worked in the profession, there is no real way to prevent most of the in prison crime activity, whether it's due to understaffed and/or the fact they still get some basic rights that can't be removed so they utilize those as was to bypass rules and be criminals in prison by extorting other inmates for commissary etc... it depends on security levels also....minimum, medium or max prison all have unique problems.

[@Who89700]

Life decisions or police putting innocent people behind bars... Also no pillow case cause no pillows

[@Mainecoons_and_Me]

Can we also have “What happens on the 1st 24 hours in a *Womens* prison?”

[@JT5555]

no need. everyone knows it's just braiding hair and pillow fights there.

[@BlackSunHexagram]

I recommend these guys: 1090 Jake (End of Sentence) JD Delay Jay Williams Lets Live Life Lockdown 23and1

[@Furrdaddy336]

Ya 11th offence for shoplifting is ridiculous p that person would deserve four years for that

[@ordinary_follower]

Take notes, Netanyahu!

[@randomcosplaydudesimpressi8509]

One way to survive your way into jail or prison is to be big, bulky, and muscled up. Being average or skinny, you'll be so unlucky once a big group of tattooed monsters gang up on you.

[@SammieKCIAFFFLLTGF0303]

Not "NASTY"....😂😂😂

[@Megaman8880]

This is actually fairly decent. I was an officer and sergeant with the Florida DOC for about a decade. My only critique is that in the overwhelming majority of prisons, very few inmates are housed in cells. Cells exist of course, but at least in my experience across many different Florida prisons, inmates are typically housed in open bay dormitories. Basically they're rooms a little smaller than a school gym with rows and rows of bunk beds. Cells are generally reserved for administrative or disciplinary confinement, or close management. Some dorms that house a higher classification of inmate do house them in cells but I only worked at one prison that had more than two dorms like that, and that prison was relatively new in comparison to the others I worked at. It also housed close management and psych inmates.

[@DinoPimp]

Working dorms would be a security nightmare. Single cells make for a much more settled unit, and they are much safer for staff and inmates.

[@Megaman8880]

@@DinoPimp I get why you would make that assumption, but it's actually not true most of the time. If you have a dormitory with a little less than 300 inmates and they're all housed in cells, the officers in the workstation can not see inside of the cells unless they are out on the floor making rounds. There are no cameras that are viewing the insides of these cells. We made one round per hour based on FDOC policy so the inmates had roughly 50ish minutes between rounds to do drugs and whatever else they'd do in locations we could not observe them. Hypothetically, if you're short staffed and it's just me and you in this dorm, and you're making a round on the floor, and a group of 5 inmates grab you and drag you into one of these cells where I can't see you, you're stuck in this cell with these 5 guys for at best 3 or 4 minutes before I can get you help. Though, more likely, you'd be on your own for twice that time. I never liked working these kinds of dorms because they're actually more dangerous and give the inmates a lot more opportunity to do wrong.

[@DinoPimp]

@@Megaman8880 That's a staffing ratio issue more than anything. The rule is where I work is a minimum ratio of 20 inmates to staff for low security, 15 to 1 for high, and 1 inmate to 3 staff for maxi. Staff never work alone on the floor. If we a are short staffed, it is illegal to unlock. If you are in trouble, backup from other units is a minute away at most. In high security, they are generally run into secure yards, with around 10 to 20 inmates to a yard, which frees up the wings for cell searches, and general duties. Low security they are unlocked for around 11 hours. It's an open air central compound with a small grass field perfect for sports, with good view coverage from both the guardroom and cameras. They are generally expected to be engaged in some kind of employment or programme at that security level, so the inmates are generally busy. After lockup they are secure in their own cells. It makes for a safe working environment and a generally safer environment for the inmates.

[@Megaman8880]

@@DinoPimp Well, I wish I had worked where you work lol. In the state of Florida, we do not consider any kind of inmate to officer ratios. I have worked a rec. yard with a trainee and no other help with up to 300 inmates on the field. That was just how that particular facility was ran. Working a T-Dorm like the one I described in my prior comment was initially intended to be done with 5 officers, but I have on regular occasions worked it with just myself and a trainee, or a female officer.. The state of Florida is so critically understaffed that the national guard is assisting with that problem at several institutions. Regardless of how short we were though, we were expected to perform as though we had enough people, and if we failed to do so there would be disciplinary actions taken against us. All of this is a component to why I eventually left the FDOC and I now work in a separate area of law enforcement.

[@DinoPimp]

@@Megaman8880 Unionize brother. If the COs collectively stand their ground things improve for staff and inmates.

[@SpcGiraffe]

Here the nurses were not nicer than the guards lol, it really depends on the nurse and the guard tbh At least half the nurses in the prison I went to did not do their jobs properly and treated prisoners worse than the guards. I almost lost my arm cause the nurses wouldn't treat a huge boil that formed which after a month of being told it was nothing I was forced to pop it myself and then clean out the thick white core within the boil by holding the open wound up to the hot shower for what felt like forever but was probably about 45min-1h. Not the most painful thing I ever experienced but it was EXTREMELY painful especially due to having to consciously prevent myself from moving/jerking my arm at all due to the pain. After I de-cored that boil and sanitized it I was left with a big hole about the size of a US quarter in my arm. It took 3 more months for this boil to actually close up and I was regularly requesting patches for it and because I was concerned about the very likely chance of an INJECTION I was regularly asking for anti-biotics(which they refused to provide), especially since the hole didn't appear to be healing and there was red inflammation surrounding the hole for the entirety of these 3 months. Obviously the inflammation worsened over time but fortunately I was as hygienic as possible and luckily it didn't develop into anything worse. BUT in the last month that the hole was open I began to get very sick to the point where I could only leave my cell about once every 3-4 days and that was usually because the guards that day would force me out for the first couple hours simply cause you have guards who are nice and guards who enjoy riling up prisoners, causing confrontations, and just generally watching prisoners suffer. You would be surprised how that actually describes around half the guards in the prison... cause you have to remember that being a prison guard is basically the highest paying job for people with zero credentials. At least here that is the case. It took me a month to get better but I continued to be sick on and off for weeks after that and still the nurses refused to give me anti-biotics. You have to remember too that the nurses at prisons often can't find work as a nurse anywhere else and prisons are desperate for nurses so they have a very low standard of quality. Despite this there were a handful of nurses who were actually decent human beings and who were very aware of just how badly us prisoners are being treated by the other nurses. I just can't say that all the nurses there were awful cause those few kind ones put would do so much for the prisoners and whenever they were the one who came to the unit that morning or night ALL the untreated prisoners would line up to finally speak to someone who might actually treat them. Unfortunately during my ordeal for those 4 months I obviously didn't encounter a single nurse who would fall into that category and well, that shows just how rare these "good" nurses can be in prison.

[@Thebananasquad-qy9jr]

Under 1 minute gang

[@Already.Forgotten]

Prison is just a different kind of confinement in a universe that doesn’t care either way. Freedom or prison, it’s all the same. They’re just another routine in an indifferent and empty existence. Life itself is a prison.

[@LongJourneys]

Nietzche has entered the chat😂

[@asethiumgfx5468]

goofy ahh

[@JasonNapier-v3x]

Never been to prison but as a 20 year old kid that became a ranger now that was shake up of life. But loved every minute with my brothers

[@VMR787]

@@Already.Forgotten Spoken like somebody who hasn't had a real bad time in their life 😆

[@Already.Forgotten]

@@VMR787 Suffering or joy, whether I had it bad or not, it’s all the same..life is just a meaningless prison, and everything eventually fades into the same empty void.

[@phincampbell1886]

I wonder if the cool kids sit at the front or the back, on the prison bus??

[@popos22]

Returns to cell: where's nasty? He went to solitary. Oh werd? And who might you be? Me? People call obnoxious. Gimme a break...

[@IlikesogdogIlikesogdog]

How do you know this?

[@hydrocarbon-exe]

That one braincell curious about this Intrusive thought of yours. That's how you ended up watching this:

[@vampireheart1987]

In a civilized country, these would be completely unacceptable standards.

[@TrollsAndScrolls]

At least happy ending 😂😂

[@hxreal7682]

Don't drop the soap 😭😭😭

[@Juslom92]

Sadly, it's the nursing and medical staff that are meaner than the officers from my work experience. Lol

[@Chisszaru]

I've commited a few crimes, mostly stealing toys and candy as a kid, a few cases of cyber bullying, a few cases of hate speech, that sort of stuff, but i haven't really commited any serious crimes. I've never been to prison, and i'll never spend time in prison. To be honest, it's a higher chance i'll become homeless than spend time in the clanker

[@jodywho6696]

You may think it's minor. How about the victims. Ask them.

[@JT5555]

either way i don't think you're getting anyone's sympathy.

[@Chisszaru]

@@JT5555 and neither do you. No one's getting anyone's sympathy, pal, because everyone commits crime every day, and at least one of those crimes are so bad the result is the death sentence. Everyone does a crime worthy the death sentence at least once a day, whether you don't think tou don't or not, but it's the truth. In the end, i'm at least honest and tells the truth, something you don't know what that is

[@looneytune6062]

A lot of things are incorrect each prison is different rules and procedures

[@Klonkus]

Yeah but I'm sure you were innocent each time right, change the smoke alarm battery

[@angelfall4164]

Did u guys make this for lil Durk?

[@ChristianMongelos-h4x]

@@angelfall4164 Better yet king von

[@ChristianMongelos-h4x]

*Another example* King Von

[@iGizmoTech]

I'm too autistic to survive in prison, it's the social aspect that scares me. If I could just be put somewhere where I don't have to interact with anyone besides guards, then i'll be fine.

[@GamezAndTutorialz100]

This is where the latest diddy party was hosted 🔥🔥🔥

[@MazaBLaze]

How is this not like intake for Basic Training?😂

[@juozasjustas]

can you do a norway version

[@NewgenVR]

What Drake went through💀

[@SKULL_REA]

Nasty sold him out😢

[@septasmlphilliesfan28]

The crazy thing is the prisoners did this to themselves

[@gloriatenorio6559]

Don’t drop that soap 🧼

[@mapletree8086]

I read orange is the new black. Pretty accurate between the two