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Meals

Interview with Ryan, Ron, Sandra, Jose, Rob, Andre and Jen

JM: How many meals did you get per day?
Ryan: 3 meals a day
Ron: i had three meals a day which was not feeling very little portions
Sandra: 3
Jose: everyone had got three meals a day
Rob: everyone got three meals a day
Andre: they give 3 meals a day
Jen: 3 meals per day, breakfast, lunch and dinner.

JM: How would you rate the food? Please give details of why.
Ryan: not very good they dont serve enough to fill you up
Ron: i would rate the food not very good alot of time the food was served cold even when its supposed to be cooked it was raw
Sandra: bad, food it tasted like crap.
Jose: most of the food was terrible there was no taste or not cooked all the way done
Rob: very poor
Andre: the food was sometimes good alot of times it was gross and cold
Jen: Breakfast was something I never got up for because it was the worst. It was the same thing. Wheat toast or some sort of sweet muffin thing with nasty eggs. Sometimes it would be cereal without sugar. Lunch wasn't so bad, it was always a sandwich, bologna most of the time. Dinner was better. It ranged from pasta to salad to tacos to meat and vegies. Not the best but better than the rest.

JM: Did you have any favorite/least favorite meals?
Ryan: none
Ron: all the meals were crummy it would make you sick
Sandra: no
Jose: i liked the hamburgers chicken patties and tacos the least favorite was the veggies bread peanutbutter/jelly sandwiches
Rob: the favorite was chicken -chicken pattie
Andre: i have no favorites
Jen: My favorite meal was the pastas, even though they were the best they were good. My least favorite is the sweet rolls.

JM: Were there any other snacks offered outside of meals? What was commissary like and how expensive was it?
Ryan: no unless you had commisary which you had to pay for if you had money on you when thwy brought you in
Ron: no unless you had money when you come in for commisary
Sandra: no
Jose: yes if you had money to pay for commissary you can buy food and other items that you may need from that dept
Rob: none unless you had money and got commissary
Andre: yes its called commissary buti never went through it i wasnt in long enough
Jen: Commissary was a bit expensive but I was thankful for it. Tuna, chips, raman noodles, mac n cheese, candy, pita bread etc. There were many things that one could create out of certain items off the commissary. A pouch of tuna was 5 bucks.

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