smoke crack and dope. that s the first thing i look for. go get me a girl, put on a skirt and go shoplifting. that s my routine of getting out of prison to do. and i don t want to go back to that. but the odds are stacked against her. brewer recently dropped out of the jail s ged program. and she says she will soon enter a guilty plea on all her current charges. she could face up to six years in prison. and brewer says, in her case, that s not all bad. when i m in prison, i make a killing. i don t ever run out of nothing. i m always getting something. and when i come like when i go back down, they say [ bleep ]. brend da s back, so we re going to have us some contraband because that s what i m used to when i go to prison. stealing and selling it to the girls down there. 22-year-old caleb bumgardner, serving one year for attempted
things like that. do you think that s going to happen when you get there? probably. i do think it s going to happen at some point. you guys, listen up for one minute. i m going to call you up one by one. when i call you up, bring all your property up here to me. i got a whole bunch of mail. i got a whole bunch of old clothes and stuff from the ged program. mr. stein, come on up, partner. all right. this stuff all right. now when you get up there, they re going to go through everything again. okay. when you get upstairs, let them do their thing. all right? that s their deal up there. hang on to your bag. step up to the window. that s all we re doing down here.
to real life one day. a lot of people will come out of the prison a worse person. and some people can come out a better person. you know, i ve set my mind on being a better person. and i don t care what i have to go through to become a better person. you can t divide these. a step towards that goal for stein has been to volunteer as the tutor for the jail s ged program. even though there is a decimal place there you can tell at first it was something to do and passed the time. but it really helps and makes me feel better at the end of the day they helped someone achieve something. hold on. don t say nothing. carry the eight. he is benefitting by being here when society says you are kind of useless. you are just a criminal. and yet we work with them as if they were the best person in the world that we could be working with right now. so what it shows him, everybody is worth while.
to real life one day. a lot of people will come out of the prison a worse person. and some people can come out a better person. you know, i ve set my mind on being a better person. and i don t care what i have to go through to become a better person. you can t divide these. a step towards that goal for stein has been to volunteer as the tutor for the jail s ged program. even though there is a decimal place there you can tell at first it was something to do and passed the time. but it really helps and makes me feel better at the end of the day that i helped someone achieve something. hold on, hold on. don t carry the eight. he is benefitting by being here when society says you are kind of useless. you are just a criminal. and yet we work with them as if they were the best person in the world that we could be working
do you think that s going to happen when you get there? probably. i do think it s going to happen at some point. you guys, listen up for one minute. i m going to call you up one by one. when i call you up, bring all your property up here to me. i got a whole bunch of mail. i got a whole bunch of old clothes and stuff from the ged program. mr. stein, come on up, partner. all right. this stuff all right. now when you get up there, they re going to go through everything again. okay. when you get upstairs, let them do their thing. all right? that s their deal up there. hang on to your bag. step up to the window. that s all we re doing down here.