and best friends in prison, walter walker, is very much alive. and the two men share more than tattoos in common. he s a hustler too. that s what i like about him too. he s on that level, too. we ain t on the phone [ bleep ] crying to our people for money or this and that. he hustles. every time i turn around he s trying to get tokens from me. it s the truth. you know it. every time i turn around, he s like, check this out, and i m like, no, stop right there. got to survive. i live comfortably in my cell. as comfortable as possible, as comfortable as you re going to get in there. walker s road to comfort comes through his underground trade as a prison tattoo office. mother s day is coming up. valentine s. i ll make a killing. but no more tattoos for a little while. i dry that one real quick with a
i m going to plead guilty. the officer actually told me he wasn t going to write me up, so maybe that will go in my favor, you know what i mean? because i gave them the ink. they were going to probably get it anyway, because he was about to strip me down. i was already down to my boxers and i had it, like, tied around my boxer area. what would you have to tie it to? i had to tie it around my [ bleep ]. can i say that on tv? you just did. all right. well, that s where i had it. so i took it off and gave it to him. our producer also noticed a difference in walker s appearance. it s that piece i was telling you about. it s not done yet. see it? i had it last time. you didn t see it? it s old. it s like three years old. no. it s fairly new, i guess. a few days.
so that s the main deal right there. this cheese on the top here. i like a lot of cheese, you know? some people may not want to put as much, but do put some cheese on there. yeah, this is good. old walker, he s going to like it. he s been asking me for a while, i ve been putting him off. i m like, ah, bro, i hand it to you like i m catering to you. i ain t going to lie to you guys, that s tasty. today, walter walker is the lucky recipient of slagle s gastronomical undertaking. you can have the fork. that s what i was telling me. the first thing he was asking me, can i keep the fork? ah, he got me for a fork! this is [ bleep ] hot, though.
out. all the better to show off his many tattoos. i never really got them as far as for viking. women and men, they balance each other out. that s how i feel. upsidedown who shoe, my luck is running out. clock, i m doing time. everyone s got that. this one here is i think that s from heroin, when i got out of prison. that symbolizes the horse coming out of the swing and i ll never go down that road again. and on my back, see all those tombstones they were all my partners, all my buddies. but one of slagle s oldest and best friends in prison, walter walker, is very much alive. and the two men share more than tattoos in common. he s a hustler too. that s what i like about him too. he s on that level, too. we ain t on the phone [ bleep ] crying to our people for money or this and that. he hustles.
so the lowest prices i ll give them, i ll give them low quality. not that i m a [ bleep ] but, you know, you get what you pay for in here. but tattooing is strictly against prison rules. tattooing is always a big deal at prisons. the inmates use it as a way to make money. it causes us big problems just from the health standpoint because they spread diseases such as staph infections or hepatitis by tattooing. as a result, correctional staff keep a close eye on walker. my control officer called me down in the office and said there was something unusual going on in the cell in the second tier of b-pod. so i went up to that cell, and the two inmates that were in the cell didn t belong there. one of them was walter walker. being that they weren t where they were supposed to be, i decided to strip them out and find out what was going on, and mr. walter walker had a bottle of tattoo ink on him.