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Interview with Darryl, Ralph and Cheryl

JM: How many meals did you get per day?
Darryl: Three.
Ralph: 3
Cheryl: 3 meals a day that were gross

JM: How would you rate the food? Please give details of why.
Darryl: Bad. There were no seasonings, no salt or pepper, it was always cold by the time I got it. They served a lot of fatty foods.
Ralph: someone once confused a slab of mystery meat with a cookie. it was actually hard to tell them apart. I ended up leaving the jail with nutritional deficiences that took a year to correct.
Cheryl: the food at boulder county was very low quality normaly some sort of potatoes and ballony and the portions where so small you wouldnt be full after eatting there was always some sort of bread and a desert than you would also get a koolaid packet to make a drink for your mean

JM: Did you have any favorite/least favorite meals?
Darryl: No favorites. It was all bad. If you didn't have money you was going to be hungry.
Cheryl: my favorite would be when we had tacos or the coffee cake for breakfest they were good worst would be the grilled chesse the chesse wouldnt melt it more so curdled

JM: Were there any other snacks offered outside of meals? What was commissary like and how expensive was it?
Darryl: Not unless you bought commissary.
Ralph: commissary was very expensive, and yet really helped. the jail is very very cold, so every ordered extra long underware and etc, as soon as they could.
Cheryl: commissary was offerd and was extremly expensive for a roman noodle it was 85 cents 8 times the normal cost than bags of chips and candy where about twice what they cost at the store

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