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Interview with Jenny and Mikey

JM: Did you find it difficult to get along with other inmates? Please give examples to explain why you did or didn't.
Jenny: yes, i did they all like to back stab you and judge you for what you have done. but they are not any different!
Mikey: NO I DIDNT HAVE A DIFFICULT TIME WITH INMATES THEIR WAS AROUND 12-14 IN A CELL I WAS WELL LIKED I DIDNT EAT AND GAVE MY TRAY AWAY EVERY MEAL

JM: What types of things did you have to do to avoid problems or fights with other inmates?
Jenny: i just had to walk away. i just more less stayed to myself while incarcerated in the butler county jail.
Mikey: I LEARNE HOW TO PLAY SPADES AND MADE SURE IT WAS BIGGER INMATES INCASE I HAD PROBLEMS PLAYED CHESS WATCHED TV DID THIS FOM RISE AND SHINE UNTILL LIGHTS OUT JUST CHATTED WITH OTHERS ABOUT WHAT IN FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHAT THEY DID FOR A LIVING SO MAYBE I COULG HELP THEM FIND JOBS WHEN GOT OUT

JM: Were you able to choose an inmate as your cellmate if you knew one? How often would your cellmate(s) change?
Jenny: yes, i had real friends i could talk to while incarcerated some of them i still am able to talk to now...
Mikey: NO THEIR WERE NUMEROUS CELLS WITH 12-14 IN EACH BUT HALLWAYS THAT CONNECTED TO THE OTHERS I KNEW NOONE AT FIRST BUT AT THE END OF THE WEEK HAD AT LEAST 20 NEW PEOPLE CELLMATES WOULD CHANGE APPROX EVERY 2 DAYS BUT USUALLY ONLY ONE PER EVERY 3 CELLS

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