Avoid Gambling In Prison

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Do not get involved in gambling.
This is a sure way to end up dead. This is a no win situation; you either cannot afford to pay your gambling bills, or you win and make the wrong people very angry. Avoid gambling like the plague in prison. Prisoners will do anything to get what you owe them. Having said that, it is wise to learn a few card games before you enter so you can pass the time playing friendly games. Try not to let fear show.
If they sense that you're afraid, you're shirt will be tied up in the front in a week. They’ll be passing you around like a joint.
Their conversation runs late into the night. Rod gets up at 3:00am to use the bathroom and he flushes the toilet and walks out of the restroom to see Ben standing there. He explains to
Rod in a firm manner that he was …show more content…

“Wow, he's ready for lockdown…damn, I’m good.”
Day 1 of Prison
Rod and Ben pull up to the corrections center that will transport Ben to the main prison. Rod tells him that he should make sure he calls him at the allowed times to update him on progress. And that it might be best for him to watch the house, car, and the lawyers. Ben thanks him for all that he’s done the two men shake hands then embrace. “The job’s not over big Ben, so you call me when you need me.” They shake hands and Ben walks into the building, Rod gets into the car and drives back to the condo. After a three-hour bus ride with some very seedy characters to the prison, Ben exits the bus and lines up with the rest of the new inmates. The head Corrections Officer of the prison greets the new inmates and tells them that they are no longer citizens but his property. The C.O. faces Ben but he uses the knowledge that was given to him from Rod, and is polite and doesn’t make that much eye contact. The first night is a learning experience for Ben and his new cellmate Henry, gang member and convicted felon. The tier officer calls “Lights Out” and Henry pretends that he

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