60 Days In: Ryan Breaks Rules, Trades Commissary Items (S2 Flashback) | A&E - YouTube

a bunch of stuff up

you could tell that there were a lot of uh thugs  you know gangsters and uh when you walk into  

you know c-pod it's not like that there  are so many other people and they're all  

always right up on you so it's way more  of a community but way more overbearing

anyone

something that i did notice was a lot of  people trade trays with commissary items

it's worth it yeah

i like this place the people  here are cool down to earth very  

personable easy to talk to things that took me  two weeks in d-pod i did in a matter of like two  

three hours now like i said before you can't just  watch these things you have to become involved  

i became involved in the politics i became  involved in the economy i became involved in the  

stock market there this is a calculated move on my  part i'm an inmate i can do this stuff and i can  

get other people's respect whatever i  was doing was working we specifically  

told all the undercover participants not  to trade commissary when they were inside  

so my advice would be don't take what you don't  have you want somebody money in there it's serious  

it frustrates me that we moved around a d-pod  because he's getting too close to inmates and then  

he moves into c-pod and he's trading commissary it  makes me really wonder where ryan's at right now

since i've been here in c-pod i function more  like someone who is in jail and networked a  

little better and it just took way  faster try and find another trader

say if i got a bunch of food you ain't got  nothing you want to come borrow something from me  

and i put a surtax on it at the store if i gave  you like a noodle on friday i'm probably gonna  

want two back if someone can't pay what they owe  then they've got to face music it's really what  

you see in the movies and stuff like the rapes  and the stabbing and that stuff really happens  

we ban stores in our jail because when inmates  can't pay their debt it never ends well

i realized that running a store  gained you some sort of respect  

and can give me an insight  that i won't get anywhere else

i started talking to alex and i started just  kind of asking questions and i learned all of his  

faults and flaws

if i were to run a store i could move up  the ranks play the system a little bit  

make a lot of money gain a lot of  influence use my intelligence to  

you know work up the ladder of a few things and  i could literally start making some huge moves  

in jail breaking the rules sometimes it's it pays  it's worth it and it's really not that big a deal

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