have been through this enough now to be willing to change. he certainly presents that way. i ve seen that before. so i don t know for sure. we kind of learn to adjust to our environments. and so he may be getting good at saying that he is going to succeed in here. and i hope that he s able to stay consistent with that message when he gets released. you did a great job. thank you. thank you. you have something else? while poe hopes jail programs might help him land a job on the streets, alexandria mcbride would love to land one on the inside. can i be a pod worker? no. take that off your head. deputy mullison knows mcbride well. mcbride was always the inmate that needed attention in different ways. and she was always loud when i walked in. good morning, miss mullison. all that kind of stuff. and so when she was quiet or anything, i knew something was wrong with her. i knew she was up to something.
get wax from certain places, man. you know, you see people mopping waxing the floor, you might be able to slide up in there and get a dose of that wax, man. wheaton sells his roses to other inmates for $6 in commissary snacks and toiletries. listen, i m an artist, man. you ve got to do anything. let me know. give me a list. huh? give me a list what you want and i ll order it in the canteen. okay. i got you. i got you. most of wheaton s customers mail the roses home to loved ones. your family taking care of you. i feel like it s courteous to send something back to your family. so, you know, i mean, it s about respect, love, you know? inmates like wheaton know that creativity and a positive attitude are keys to doing time. well, if you don t remain positive, then your time is going to do you. don t let the time do you. you re always going to have a problem. you re always worried about family out there, friends. you don t have no money. byron poe s lack of money, a
he likes to barber. he s been in the salon cutting hair, so he s doing well. i can get into the hair-cutting business. i can do a lot of females hair this way. get a lot of clientele. by the looks of it you ain t going to have no clients. or i might just break into the hair-cutting business. good. okay. that looks good. all right. ooh. did you hear that? at first i was kind of leery of this class, but after i ve been in here, it s hair cutting. why are you leery? because it s because you don tny men don t cut women s hair, but it s fun. pop down your next subsection. while poe says he hopes the jail s education program will help him stay out of trouble the next time he s released let me see what you got. check it out. look. jacob cowin has turned to religion. ephesians, huh? i wrote that last night.
coming up so step one was to? to separate the the hair, right? anitize your hands. okay? oh. byron poe learns a new trade. and obviously, i m still here. she came and popped up and testified. corey long s hope for leaving jail is dashed.
my theft was driven by drug use. i know a life consists of on a happy basis. i ve actually taken my kids and enjoyed the family thing, the manly thing, but drugs take its toll. it won t allow you to do none of that. you ll give it all up for this right here. today s lesson is the importance of virtue. poe is currently enrolled in the d.a.d.s. class. today topic is using the principles of addiction recovery to becoma better father. honesty is the cornerstone of recovery. of any recovery. but in terms of honesty, poe finds old habits die hard, especially when it comes to enhancing jail food. this is the salt in the canteen. it s actually stolen up out the kitchen, right? it s not as pretty out here. we got our own little ways of hooking these things up. santa rita also offers classes to its female inmates. alexandria mcbride is in the