24 Things About Prison Life You Didn't Know

blmtsi024 Published 12/01/2019 in wtf

Prison is an alternate universe within the world that many people do not know exist.

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3. Chips and cookies are the most popular items in a “store.” An inmate will buy several packages of certain items then sell those items for barter or on loan to charge interest. Interest rates can be from 1 for 2 in return or as expensive as 1 for 3 in return.
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6. Fights do happen, but they’re not as common as tv would have you believe.
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9. A Chee chee is a mixture of many various things including Ramen, cheese curls, summer sausage, pepperoni, chili powder, squeeze cheese. If you’re lucky, green pepper and onion can be added from the kitchen.
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16. This is a stinger to heat your water to cook with. They are against policy but allowed by staff.
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19. Many old timers have only ever seen cell phones on TV.
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21. Besides using commissary as for the barter of goods you could purchase “tickets.” These tickets were worth $.50 each. They were largely used for the gambling that was openly accepted by the prison staff. Tickets were redeemable for Soda, Ice Tea, Ice Cream, and Candy.
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2.
3. Chips and cookies are the most popular items in a “store.” An inmate will buy several packages of certain items then sell those items for barter or on loan to charge interest. Interest rates can be from 1 for 2 in return or as expensive as 1 for 3 in return.
4.
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6. Fights do happen, but they’re not as common as tv would have you believe.
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9. A Chee chee is a mixture of many various things including Ramen, cheese curls, summer sausage, pepperoni, chili powder, squeeze cheese. If you’re lucky, green pepper and onion can be added from the kitchen.
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16. This is a stinger to heat your water to cook with. They are against policy but allowed by staff.
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19. Many old timers have only ever seen cell phones on TV.
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21. Besides using commissary as for the barter of goods you could purchase “tickets.” These tickets were worth $.50 each. They were largely used for the gambling that was openly accepted by the prison staff. Tickets were redeemable for Soda, Ice Tea, Ice Cream, and Candy.
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