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Sunny Day · 12-25-2013, 09:15 AM

Fortunately I was in Kansas not California or some of the other states where prison is really dangerous. I knew several guys, that since they were mellow guys their state, knew they would be prey in prison, sent them to KS. In exchange KS would send them the really bad boys. Places like Texas figure one more bad ass wouldn't matter.

For the most, the staff is clueless. I spent most of one day listening to a woman describe how better my life would be if I got my GED. Dumb bitch never read my file. I probably had more college credits than she did. At one point I was going to be sent to welding school, until I pointed out my medical record. So they transferred me to a unit where I could go to computer classes. Wasn't in my room an hour and the guard told me to pack I was being moved. In 25 months I was moved to a different bunk, dorm, cell, unit or prison 30 times.

Classes will never help a sex offender. They seem to have something in their brain that can't be fixed. And most of them claim to be innocent or try to rationalize their actions. One was a doctor who traded prescriptions to a mother, so he could fuck her daughter. He described it to me as, "I like younger women, I just slipped and went too young this time." I just assumed he had sex with a 16 year-old or so the way he casually described it. After I was out, his case was in the newspaper as he was up for parole. Turns out the girl was 12. I was surprised his wife stuck by him. She was there every visiting day.

It's shocking the percentage of guys who couldn't read or write. One place I was given the job of reading A/A books onto tape so the guys could hear them. Probably 30% couldn't read or write. Their chances for failure are about 100%. That and the hustle. Everyone in prison has a hustle. For awhile one guy paid me to hold his pot as the guards thought I wasn't doing anything. Later I financed a store. The guy I financed would sell 2 of something, pop, candy, smokes and expect 3 back. I didn't do anything but collect a can of pop, a candy bar daily. I also got a an can of pop I gave to a guy that had a popcorn machine, so I got my nightly bag. Gave the guy in the next bunk a pop & a candy bar so I could watch his his color TV. One guy I knew made so much money selling drugs in prison, he set his brother up in a bail bonding business and had a new Ferrari waiting for him when he got out. Only took him 6 months for him to lose it all when he got busted again.

12-25-2013, 09:15 AM
Sunny Day Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 1,406	No Rehab Fortunately I was in Kansas not California or some of the other states where prison is really dangerous. I knew several guys, that since they were mellow guys their state, knew they would be prey in prison, sent them to KS. In exchange KS would send them the really bad boys. Places like Texas figure one more bad ass wouldn't matter. For the most, the staff is clueless. I spent most of one day listening to a woman describe how better my life would be if I got my GED. Dumb bitch never read my file. I probably had more college credits than she did. At one point I was going to be sent to welding school, until I pointed out my medical record. So they transferred me to a unit where I could go to computer classes. Wasn't in my room an hour and the guard told me to pack I was being moved. In 25 months I was moved to a different bunk, dorm, cell, unit or prison 30 times. Classes will never help a sex offender. They seem to have something in their brain that can't be fixed. And most of them claim to be innocent or try to rationalize their actions. One was a doctor who traded prescriptions to a mother, so he could fuck her daughter. He described it to me as, "I like younger women, I just slipped and went too young this time." I just assumed he had sex with a 16 year-old or so the way he casually described it. After I was out, his case was in the newspaper as he was up for parole. Turns out the girl was 12. I was surprised his wife stuck by him. She was there every visiting day. It's shocking the percentage of guys who couldn't read or write. One place I was given the job of reading A/A books onto tape so the guys could hear them. Probably 30% couldn't read or write. Their chances for failure are about 100%. That and the hustle. Everyone in prison has a hustle. For awhile one guy paid me to hold his pot as the guards thought I wasn't doing anything. Later I financed a store. The guy I financed would sell 2 of something, pop, candy, smokes and expect 3 back. I didn't do anything but collect a can of pop, a candy bar daily. I also got a an can of pop I gave to a guy that had a popcorn machine, so I got my nightly bag. Gave the guy in the next bunk a pop & a candy bar so I could watch his his color TV. One guy I knew made so much money selling drugs in prison, he set his brother up in a bail bonding business and had a new Ferrari waiting for him when he got out. Only took him 6 months for him to lose it all when he got busted again.