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Interview with Rod
JM: Did you find it difficult to get along with other inmates?
Rod: NO. I TRY TO GET ALONG WITH EVERYONE. I DON'T
LIKE TO GET IN EVERYONE ELSE'S BUSINESS, BUT, I
LISTEN TO OTHERS IF THEY FEEL LIKE TALKING ABOUT
THEIR CASES, ETC.
JM: What types of things did you have to do to avoid problems or fights with other inmates?
Rod: WELL, I USUALLY DO MY TIME IN 2 MAN CELLS 23
HOUR A DAY LOCK DOWN. THEN YOU ONLY HAVE ONE
OTHER PERSON TO INTERACT WITH UNTIL DAY ROOM,
WHERE YOU ONLY HAVE CONTACT WITH HALF OF YOUR
DORM ASSIGNED TO A CURRENT TIME SLOT TO GET OUT
OF YOUR CELL FOR A SHOWER AND A CUP OF HOT
WATER, AND READ THE PAPER.
JM: Were you able to choose an inmate if you knew one?
Rod: NO. NO. NO. YOU HAVE NO SAY SO, AS TO WHO YOU
ARE HOUSED WITH. ACTUALLY, IF YOU ACT LIKE YOU
KNOW SOMEONE, THEY PURPOSELY SEPARATE YOU.
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