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Interview with Ron, mike and Brian

JM: How many meals did you get per day?
Ron: I REFUSED FOOD FOR THE DURATION OF TIME I WAS THERE!!! HOWEVER THE FOOD THEY OFFERED WAS NOT HEALTHY AND LOOKED LIKE A WRAPPED PIECE OF ROTTEN GARBAGE!!!! I LITERALLY STARVED AND DID NOT HAVE WATER EITHER!! I WAS TOLD THAT MOST PEOPLE THAT EAT THE FOOD USUALLY ENDS UP DEAD IN A FEW YEARS!
mike: 3
Brian: There were 3 meals a days. Starting at 5am. Inmates could also eat throughout the day if they purchased commissary.

JM: How would you rate the food? Please give details of why.
Ron: I WOULD RATE THE FOOD THE LOWEST RATING I COULD GIVE!!! AS A MATTER OF FACT I WOULD NOT WASTE TIME EVENT TRYING TO RATE. I WILL SAY IT ALMOST LOOKED LIKE SOMETHING THAT SOMEONE ELSE HAD ALREADY ATE AT ONE TIME!!!
mike: on a scale of 1-10.....0
Brian: The food was healthy and basic. According to the handbook, the meals were prepared on a daily calorie scale. They gave you just what was required to survive. Nothing more, nothing less. The good thing is you could trade food to fulfill an appetite if needed to and you could also purchase additional food from the commissary.

JM: Did you have any favorite/least favorite meals?
Ron: THIS QUESTION DOES NOT APPLY AS I DID NOT CONSUME ANY FOOD OFFERED BECAUSE OF QUESTIONABLE SIDE EFFECTS!!!
mike: I felt as if they were all bad and no even enogh quanity.
Brian: The best and most popular meal was the Sunday chicken dinner. It was a reminder of food from the outside.

JM: Were there any other snacks offered outside of meals? What was commissary like and how expensive was it?
Ron: NOTHING ELSE WAS OFFERED TO ME T ALL!!! AS A MATTER OF FACT SOME OF THE BIG FAT COPS WERE EATING THE FOOD THAT WE WERE TO BE EATING!!!
mike: commisary. if you had money in your account you can order commisary. which is 2 times a week.
Brian: Commissary was offered twice a week. The prices were decent, and the snacks offered were ok. They seem to change the menu at times, to reduce the size and increase the price. But overall, it was ok.

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