to go out. i hope it s not. i hope you can just you don t have that much time. a little more than a month left with us. i hope you can ride that out and do what you re supposed to. do you have any questions about what is going to happen? with what? with asu. with, you know, i want to be clear about everything. it doesn t get no better than asu. nothing else can change. i can t go to pop. so, no, no questions. all right. thank you. now, knowing he will spend his last five weeks at suffolk county in segregation, esdale is led back to his cell. he s a player. he s the type of inmate who reads you and if you re afraid of him, he s going to act up. if you re not afraid of him, he won t act tough. i knew it was going to happen. he doesn t know where his lies begin and his truths end. very compulsive. he likes to keep himself clean. he will beat up a cellmate because a cellmate doesn t keep the cell clean.
no reason to put you on full restraint, but you know that can be our next step. we can even move further than that, if that s the way you want to go out. i hope it s not. i hope you can just you don t have that much time. a little more than a month left with us. i hope you can ride that out and do what you re supposed to. do you have any questions about what is going to happen? with what? with asu. with, you know, i want to be clear about everything. it doesn t get no better than asu. nothing else can change. i can t go to pop. so, no, no questions. all right. thank you. now, knowing he will spend his last five weeks at suffolk county in segregation, esdale is led back to his cell. he s a player. he s the type of inmate who reads you and if you re afraid of him, he s going to act up. if you re not afraid of him, he won t act tough. i knew it was going to happen. he doesn t know where his lies begin and his truths end. very compulsive. he likes to keep himself clean. h
nothing else can change. i can t go to pop. so, no, no questions. all right. thank you. he barks because he s so used to him biting. instead of looking at the positive side and saying he barked. he didn t bite for a change. he barked. he might bite. let s throw him back in a cage. [ bleep ] that s corny. looked at the box [ bleep ], it s a box. at least i know where i m going to be at, though, right? while esdale s near future appears settled, cindy archer s has suddenly taken an uncertain turn. she s just returned from her work detail. why did they have your bra? i don t know. i have no idea. when we strip searched her, just now, we found that there was cigarette residue all over her bra that she discarded of
no restraints, right? correct. we re starting you out on asu, no restraints. you came out of the infirmary. it was nothing violent. no reason to put you on full restraint, but you know that can be our next step. we can even move further than that, if that s the way you want to go out. i hope it s not. i hope you can just you don t have that much time. a little more than a month left with us. i hope you can ride that out and do what you re supposed to. do you have any questions about what is going to happen? with what? with asu. with, you know, i want to be clear about everything. it doesn t get no better than asu. nothing else can change. i can t go to pop. so, no, no questions. all right. thank you. now, knowing he will spend his last five weeks at suffolk county in segregation, esdale is led back to his cell. he s a player. he s the type of inmate who reads you and if you re afraid of him, he s going to act up. if you re not afraid of him, he won t act tough. i kn
we can even move further than that, if that s the way you want to go out. i hope it s not. i hope you can just you don t have that much time. a little more than a month left with us. i hope you can ride that out and do what you re supposed to. do you have any questions about what is going to happen? with what? with asu. with, you know, i want to be clear about everything. it doesn t get no better than asu. nothing else can change. i can t go to pop. so, no, no questions. all right. thank you. now, knowing he will spend his last five weeks at suffolk county in segregation, esdale is led back to his cell. he s a player. he s the type of inmate who reads you and if you re afraid of him, he s going to act up. if you re not afraid of him, he won t act tough. i knew it was going to happen. he doesn t know where his lies begin and his truths end. very compulsive. he likes to keep himself clean. he will beat up a cellmate because a cellmate doesn t keep himself clean. that s