Do inmates experience boredom in jail? Can you provide an example of something an inmate might do for fun if they were bored?
Last Updated: 02.07.2025 06:30
And as the seconds, minutes, and hours tick by, your ass starts to ache, your eyes cloud over, and your brain begins firing on one single cylinder.
And that's where you've fucked right on up, since now you're inevitably going to nap, and nothing's more dangerous in jail than an intermittent sleep cycle.
And if you're not…well….
That's where you eat your meals;
They lash out under circumstances where they would normally just let things slide.
That's where you watch The Price is Right;
Do ya think Taylor Swift worships the devil?
Spartan circumstances only build character when you're allowed to maintain a certain level of self respect and esprit de corps.
See those stainless steel stools?
Time to break out the CS canisters.
Some eventually relent and escape to their cells and those welded sheet metal bunks…really no more comfortable than the day room furnishings, but at least you can get horizonal.
That's where you typically shoot the shit with your fellow inmates.
Because it's hard enough to pass the nighttime lockdown in jail without having to deal with sleeplessness, what with the dusk-til-dawn florescent bulb over your burnished chrome shaving mirror shining in your eyes, and the CO’s slamming armored doors throughout the graveyard shift.
How do you recognize when your mental health might need attention?
You can only watch so many hours of basic cable on the shitty day room TV…play so many tricks of Spades…read so many chapters of Michael Crichton…listen to so much Top 40 radio over your earbuds, before it all just becomes too fucking much.
That's where you play cards and board games;
Take a bunch of prisoners, lock them in a pen, make them as uncomfortable as possible and feed them shitty food, and if you're VERY VERY lucky, they'll only manage to take it out on each other.
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The perpetually tired don't think straight.
And a lot of this has to do with common comfort.