representing hunt correctional center, let s give it up for derek rayborn! [ bell ] the fights are limited to three three-minute rounds. [ bell ] put your hands together now. round one comes to an end and derek appears sluggish, raising doubts about his conditioning. the bell rings for round two, and both fighters come out swinging. as the second round of fighting comes to an end, derek and his opponent don t seem to notice the bell. [ bell ]
to go individually and talk to y all like y all can to each other. and i don t think i m better than anyone else in here. if i was i wouldn t be here. i feel like i put the platoon first. i do not try to stick anybody out. don t take it personal. i m just saying how you feel. you know how i am. i speak my mind. at first you know i looked at it like this girl, she s a brat. you know. but as i got to know you, you know, i m not on that one-track mind no more. i m looking from different views. you know what i m saying? keep doing what you re doing, you know? you strive hard. i love you for it. bravo sister, i love you, keep doing what you re doing. she ain t big and broad as we is, but she doing what she gots to do to hold us together. trainee warren is actually a good trainee as far as we re concerned. we all as a platoon, we like her. we like her because of the fact that she is a strong woman i m not going to say young lady because she s actually a woman
they don t have that opportunity anymore. not everyone is cut out for the rigorous requirements of impact. participating inmates must submit themselves entirely to their superiors or be expelled. i wouldn t wish this on my worst enemy. it s not no place for anybody to be i mean where you got to be told when you can eat, when you can go to the bathroom, when you got to shower, you got to be within arm s distance of another man at all times, so i mean it s just not a place that anybody would really want to be. we re not trying to punish you. we re not trying to enhance your penalties for coming to jail. we re trying to make it so that five years from now we run into you on the street and you re just a normal, working, tax-paying citizen. daddy, daddy, don t you cry daddy, daddy don t you cry
put your hands together now. round one comes to an end and derek appears sluggish, raising doubts about his conditioning. the bell rings for round two. both fighters come out swinging. as the second round of fighting comes to an end, derek and his opponent don t seem to notice the bell. [ bell dinging ] with one round left, derek s opponent appears to have a slight edge over him. this is the last round for derek to impress the judges.
what s going on with them. we re a family. we got to make it through this one way or another. it s teresa s turn in community group. you act like you so high on the pedestal, like you so much better than everybody. you know, you got to realize that, you know, you be in the class. you the big show, you know. you running everything. that ain t cool, you know. a lot of people feel the same way i feel but they just might not feel like they can say it without repercussions coming back on them. i bit my tongue too long and i m speaking it out. i never claimed to be perfect because if i was perfect, i wouldn t be here. every day i have to watch everything i do because they watch me because i m the only female. i don t have a chance to go individually and talk to you all like you all can to each other. i don t think i m better than anyone else in here. if i was, uh i wouldn t be here. i feel i put the platoon first. i do not try to stick anybody out. don t take it personal. i m just sa