I did 120 days county I didn't even know what I was eating. Turkey w all the fixings on Thanksgiving and we got Christmas gifts a few ramen, chap stick, deodorant, pen and a couple stamped envelope. I admit I curled up and cried
For a guy that's never been there, this is really helpful. Makes me appreciate my freedom to choose the food I want to eat. Really worthwhile watch. Thanks!
I drove a guy home in an Uber the other day and the subject of jail came up. He had served some time and I quote him saying. “I would rather be dead than go back to jail.” This video justified that statement even more so.
I worked at a meat packing place here in East Tennessee called Travis Meats. Actually, the same meat that is sent to schools are also sent to prisons. I'm sure the schools get more experienced cooks and larger portions along with a dietitian planning their meals.
I worked for DOC for 25 years, if you read through the whole warnings on the boxes the food comes in, especially the chicken, it says " Not For Human Consumption Until Fully Cooked" and the prison food is not as bad as everyone says, I ate it almost every day for 35 years!
that and greens with literal sand/dirt/rocks in it. commissary can be pretty good if you do it right and they actually let you go get it.. they will deny you for having stubble on your face and then you have to wait 2-6 weeks to go again lol
My school literally told me our food comes from the same place as prison food and we are not "prisoners" and supposedley lots of money is invested into education but the "healthy" movement just made food worse.
It's just bulk cafeteria food. It really is the same. We use to get it from Aramark at the prison I was at around here. They also have a HUGE farm with lots of veggies & stuff growing to offset costs. Aramark also provided the food to the in-patient rehab place I went to some years later. And they provide food to all sorts of places. The main difference is going to be how it's prepared and cooked. Prison gets as little extras as possible. No garnish. Gotta buy your own condiments half the time. And cooked as blandly as possible. V's everywhere else, where taste is somewhat important. It isn't in prison. Being edible is what's important. Lol
I was in High School during the peak of the Obama administration. Literally the food served in the cafeteria was basically the same as Prison food (The school as well felt like a prison). For this reason, I always brought my own food or ate out.
@@diablocls55 same, except my school took it to a whole new level...we weren't allowed outside food (as in parents bringing you food at lunch time and even food you brought from home if "it looked too good", administrators would actually throw your shit in the trash.) because no one was eating the actual cafeteria food and the school was losing money. I'm so glad I graduated that ghetto shithole on time....because the school during your senior year was known for trying to actively fail you so you'd have to repeat a year.
I've been locked up 3 times in 3 different countries across europe, but I was lucky with the food every time. Some would serve seconds, and freshly cooked food as well. I remember this one meal in Croatia, mash and duck, it was better than my mom would make it.
At Alcatraz the prisoners ate VERY well because the smart guards understood that a well-fed prison population is a much calmer, more well-behaved prison population. It was a buffet style where the prisoners got to eat as much as they wanted, and all of the entrees were restaurant quality and homemade from scratch. The guards ate the same food as the prisoners.
@@jamesmassingale Obviously you are ignorant and cannot read well. The idea is to keep prisoners calm. And decent food helps to do that. This is a proven fact. Nobody said anything about "meals for a king", either for the guards or the prisoners. Learn to read. And more importantly, to comprehend.
@@jamesmassingale The point is to get the prisoners to be more calm and docile. What benefit is there in depriving them of all pleasures if it leads to more frequent riots and more violence?
I'm from Michigan's U.P. and I ate a Jean Kay's pasty my first day out on parole: crust made with actual lard, ground beef, diced potatoes, carrots onions and rutabagies. With Heinz ketchup. I dreamed about those things when I was locked up. One pasty has about 2000 calories.
I remember when I was in Iraq as a contractor closing up bases. The main chow halls were closing and then leaving. We had very limited meals. I told myself to eat whatever they give you. I never knew one day from the next, whether I may not have food for a day or two. Whatever is there, eat it. Make sure you stay hydrated. That was two simple lessons.
Never been in prison, but I was in the Army, and uncle Sam has a similar philosophy on food. So I learned to like a lot of food that I wouldn't have eaten before. And I said about the same thing you did, "I can either eat this, or I can just be hungry". Also found out early on that according to the Army, gravy is a meat.
very true. brings back memories of Fort Hood field chow. Worse field chow had to be at Camp Swift. Me and my battles would literally stash MREs in our assault pack and id stash em in my med bag. Sad that sometimes the field chow is so bad fellow joes and myself would rather eat MREs.
Another Dish known to me as the "El Pobre Hombre" translated from Spanish into "The Poor Man" is basically Frito Corn Chips, A cup of Pinto Beans, Two slices of Bimbo Bread and a cup of canned corn with butter and Tapatio hot sauce on it. No meat, all Vegetarian.
You don’t know what it feels like to starve until you’re eating these trays without commissary. These photos are definitely taken by guards, I didn’t get 50% of the size of these servings. Being locked up, sucks.
It's crazy how hungry I got in jail. I mean, I was just laying around not doing shit all day not burning any calories really, yet I was constantly fucking starving. I think that instant coffee made me even hungrier. I usually had commissary (thankfully it came 3 times a week, Mon Wed & Fri) but I'd smash that shit so quick, it would be gone in like a day and a half.
Try eating nothing for 5 months while being kept alive on IVs. THAT is starving. The first time I got solid food after that nightmare, I inhaled that pathetic hospital burger with NOTHING on it or anything else on the tray and sent my mom out to buy me two more from the cafeteria. I ate those in record time too. When you still think after 20 years that first hospital burger is the BEST burger you have ever eaten in your life.... well you know you were starved.
Retired Sargeant in O.DO.C. Every day at noon, in my facility, was gas and grass (beans and greens). Dinners were actually good surprisingly. Brown bologna (shit slice) gave everyone acid reflex.
When we had the dry "state cake" at CCC (Chillicothe Corrections Center) in Missouri, we would dump our cherry, orange, or grape kool-aid on it. Made it moist and added flavor.
@@kevinfernandes1882 lol....ewwww! We could buy beef jerky on canteen. When I was in processing, the first breakfast I had that had cubed, cooked meat, I thought was ham. I love ham. I sporked a few chunks, put it in my mouth, chewed once, and spit it out! It wasn't ham! I was like what the hell is that?! Spam. It was spam. 🤢🤢
Sup Joe! I’m a US Navy veteran & for the most part prison & the military have lots in common!! Food, living conditions, bed supplies, all that. It feels great to be a free man & not owe the country anything. Now I’m a 24 year old disabled veteran trying to find me way in the civi life. This Corona thing has limited some progress in my goals that I had set but being free beats everything!!
I don't know kid. I been locked up and I'm a naval vet. Jail ain't beating the nacho line or a made to order breakfast burrito on the ship. As many eggs as you want.
I just got out at the beginning of the year and its not going how I planned but im happy I have gi bill and disability. I'm so happy to be free as well. Good luck friend!
Ashley Polk hell yeah same! I went to school fall semester bc I got out last summer but it was difficult bc my seizures were happening frequent at the time so I had to learn to live with it & adapt to civi life. I’m glad I have these benefits so I can finally start a family get a home & go to school. I still don’t know what I wanna be but I’m getting there. Now I am 8 months seizure free. I’m ready to go back to school & grow in life
Plus once your in there long enough and get hungry you'll eat multiple trays...I ate it until I got my commissary and than there would be certain things I'd eat...but the place I was in had that nasty soy meat it was horrible
At least in America prisoners can eat 3 times a day. In some southamerican countries you're lucky if you can eat some rice with a fried banana and some soup once a day.
Australia looks wealthier than USA, we have the largest average house size in the world by country, we have excellent food because we don't believe the idiotic crap South Americans believe.
I was in county for my time. Worse thing was our mystery meat. It looked like a giant ball of dryer lint. It was GREY. Being hungry you try to eat but I couldn't. I managed one bite and yeah it really reminded me of dryer lint. Our version of at the end of the week food we had 7 day stew. It was literally everything we had through the week mixed together. We had to empty our trays in a can liner and I'm sure that's what they used.
Yeah, people tear up that food like it really is hitting. First day of 9th grade they had some pizza that tasted like good delivery....after about 3 days they had the usual nasty pizza.
Honestly where I live primary school food was like this but middle school food I actually started eating school food and high school was greg you had like 10 options everyday about 5 changed daily and the others were always available it was pretty good tbh
I never did time but it did work for the boc for 30 years and we had a staff side chow hall. I will give credit where credit is due those men who cooked in the staff side chow hall were excellent cooks.They were all in the culinary school and they did a great job and took pride in their cooking.Much respect to them
I've been locked up in three different facilities in Michigan. Flint Michigan food isn't bad but it's not good. The best place to have Chow is Sandusky Michigan is the Sanilac County Corrections. In the absolute worst place to be locked up is Livingston County in Howell Michigan I cannot stand going to Howell but Sandusky Michigan is by far the best facility I have been in
When I was a senior in high school we went to a place called Stringtown for some sort of "scared straight" thing.. I went cause it was a free day from class lol. Other than the fucking horrific stories of prison rapes and violence, the lunch we had with them is the thing I remember the most.. It was the craziest shit I had ever seen. I traded mine to a dude that was one our "tour guides" for a bag of chips from the commissary. My dude told me, as I slid the tray over I was passing up one of the best meals they get.. Fuck🤦♂️
@@revoltoff I perceived it to be a brick of shit with shitty gravy, some rough ass cake and a "steamed" vegetable smush. My man who took the tray said it was Salisbury Steak, and they only get maybe once every couple months... He followed it with "Son, at least it's not loaf night or the chicken al a fucking king shit. That shit looks like and smells like warm Bolo (that's a cheap, shitty dog food)."
When I was at FMC Lexington (feds), they served us prime rib, baked potato, dinner roll and ice cream on Memorial Day. I ate very well for the 3 months I was there. I feel bad for the guys in the state that have to eat the food in this video.
The Texas prison systems are pretty self sufficient. Some units have slaughter houses, some make the clothes, some the cheap ass state soap, etc. So (in my experience) we didn’t eat poorly in TDC. The pancakes we had every morning were fucking awful though. So bad that I can’t eat em in the free world no more.
The only days they fed us semi decent was on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. We'd get fried chickens on those instances, which led to brawls with dudes fighting over breasts and drumsticks.
This is by far my favorite APS video, and I've seen almost all of them. Most of these are probably jail trays or trays for when the Governor was visiting.
20:22 "Where is the cheese at though?" It's right there on the burger bro. First you thought the crushed pineapples that came with the pizza were cabbage, now you can't see the cheese. Seems like ol' Joe needs an eye exam.
Corporations make money off of prisoners. So don’t think that they don’t want people going to jail. That’s why they don’t try to set you up to not go back. They do everything to make sure you end up back in.
cop out...most people who end up back in jail have only one person to blame..themselves. if we didnt have so many folks who return to jail time after time those profiting from the whole jail thing would have to find other jobs.
At the facility I was in the,”Chicken and gravy” meal was called Shank by the inmates. Because after you ate it it felt like someone was shanking you up from the inside.
i was in a british colombian remand in vancouver that was the bomb. alberta ham steaks.. steamed veggies etc .then i went to oakalla which was condemned.
I live in norfolk Virginia so I recognize the Norfolk jail and Indian creek jail you spoke of. Thank for posting. I hope you detered people from going to jail.
i has locked up in wayne county PA prison and they fed us double cheeseburgers tator tots on the reg , cold cereal with milk and fruit they fed us quite well true story
Hey Joe, not chuck wagon nor chicken fried steak !! In Ohio we call this the county patty. Lunch trays at this level 2 prison called Noble correctional institution, 1 day you got a chicken patty, 1 day you get country patty, 1 day brakepad patty, fiah patty on Fridays, then Saturdays a big salad with a boil egg, and some cut up strips of sweat meat on top. This is the luch summer menu tho, in the winter they change it up and give you different types of lunch and dinners. Breakfast is the same each week, it would be different things thought the week for 7 days but each week it repeated. Thanks for the video Joe. Stay blessed 🙏 & stay woke out there Brody!!
funfact: schools get their lunches from the same providers that prisons get their food from. so when you think about it, youre basically preparing yourself for prison.
the ironic thing is my old high school was supposed to be a prison but the state didn't have funds for it to be finished so they turned it into a high school you could even see the fences with razor wire were they were building the fences my old high school is Mingo Central Comprehensive High school in case you want to search up a photo of it or something
TBH, I come from a poor family. I’m not poor now and I eat good but honestly, I could revert and go back to eating anything. I am really not hard to please. I would eat all that prison food.
Right? That looks just as good, or even better than some of the meals I've had in the past. They aren't great meals but they really don't look that bad either.
I've never been to prison. I've never been to jail. I have, however, served on county grand jury twice. When you serve on grand jury they give you a tour of the county jail in order to give you an idea of where you might be helping to send someone. You are given a tour of the kitchen as well. You are also provided a meal, the same one given to the inmates. The first tour I tasted the food in order to be polite. Tasted it. The second time I didn't touch it. One female juror actually got sick just looking at it.
All of this looks better than anything I ate when I was hospitalized at the VA in 2017...SMH Not saying that inmates should be eating crap, but not BETTER than a disabled veteran who's in the VA hospital for a service-connected condition.
Joe, I did 6 years in Kentucky. All at once. The jails and prisons in the state usually contract with a provider. If not, the inmates are the ones who prepare and serve the food. In Louisville, where I am from, an outside provider supervises while inmates prepare their approved menu. It's the same way in the state prison system. Their provider is Aramark. Aramark was a main reason the 2009 Northpoint riot happened. I was not at Northpoint, but got into the system just after it happened. I talked to several guys who said Aramark was doing things to add to tension already present. As for food, Aramark use a set menu. It is comprised of a breakfast, lunch and dinner. They also have something similar to "Fresh Favorites" at certain prisons. They cook certain things using their logistics and material and charge inmates for it. Things like real hamburgers and fries. On a given day, breakfast usually consists of grits/cream of wheat/farina, 2% milk, a dry biscuit. Sometimes they had 2-3 pancakes. Also a soy or turkey sausage that was horrible. They had a rolling menu for lunch and dinner. They had this crap called KC Cheesesteak. We called it Kentucky Corrections Cheesesteak. It was not steak. Aramark used a lot of mechanically separated chicken or pink slime in their menu. I submitted an open records request to Aramark and the DOC asking to know what was in our food. I was told I didn't have a right to know this under the law. Some of the meals we had were decent, just usually not enough of a portion size. We had nachos made out of MSC, 5-10 doritos or tortilla chips, watery cheese sauce, rice, beans, and state cake. For desserts, they would fluctuate between cookies, state cake, brownies. They also had decent soup. Grilled sandwiches were a favorite. They started giving us mystery meat hamburgers, but we had tater tots. Those things sold like hotcakes if you could get some from the guys in the kitchen. We had hot dogs, but they were disgusting. And we had sloppy joes and a barbeque sloppy joe type thing with bread. Very rarely got buns. The worst was when you went to court or somewhere off site. You got a sandwich, chips, and a water or juice type thing. As for drinks, it was either water, some nasty juice kool aid type thing that would literally stain the tables, or tea. I usually drank tea. Food was critical. Like you said. Eat it or you will starve. Thanks for doing this video.
@@erichauck5747 it's in a lot of stuff. Textured vegetable protein is also. The problem I had was it was the meat or protein basis for a lot of meals. And they reused it. And the warnings on the Tyson box. For me, it wasn't about knowing the ingredients, I wanted to have Aramark put it in writing. I worked in the kitchen and saw the boxes and labels.
THIS IS THE KINDA STUFF we wanna see Joe, Respect man you finally get it. Now we need some updates on some ppl man. And we need new people as well man come on bossman Joe!
I'm not because my government is forcing learned helplessness under the guise of the common cold. Not to mention medical facism. No one can STAY safe if they NEVER were.
I actually knew people like that when i was younger. They were homeless and needed somewhere to stay during the winter, so they'd do a small crime get sentenced to a couple months in jail then be out after winter.
I met a guy like that when I was in County. He drank until he pickled his brain. He sat in the sunny patch on the floor by the payphone most mornings and talked to the Angels.
This is such a fun video. It truly is entertaining and knowledgeable. I saw this years ago, and I always remembered it. I forgot how good it is. That guy has real talent. Great delivery, perfect timing, his experience is interesting, and wrapped in package that every guy can relate to. Fantastic video.
I rember the tails my son told me about prison food. He said they served alot of johnny sacks where the meat was spoiled. Only on special holidays he said was decent food. Texas prisons ....
I worked briefly as a C.O. at a state work release. The kitchen manager was an incredible cook. The homemade yeast rolls they made were better than any restaurant. The fried chicken was off the hook. On chicken days we had to monitor inmates to keep them from going through the line twice. They actually sold their chicken to other inmates. The kitchen was ran with more efficiecy than most restaurants. I guess with prison food it's all luck of the draw.
Hey! I was a cook in the navy for 4years. Our food was pretty good! At least at the places I was stationed in San Diego. (Naval Amphibious Base, USS Dixon, USS Ajax and RTC Orlando)
@@montay759 shit. They're ok.. don't get me wrong I love bologna.. its just the rest of the shit in the tray is what I don't like and how stingy the bologna is
I got stuck at a small town housing,we ate these hot pocket style sticks for 3weeks. BLD. The dudes that had been there for longer said they were happy to get the H pockets. Before that it was cold corn dogs.
"It's Supposed to be Syrup" could be a great companion product to go with "I Can't Believe it's not Butter".
5:07 AM. I've been up for 7 minutes and have no idea why I'm here. But your comment woke the rest of the place up too...
Cant belive its supposed to be byrrup
with "i cant believe its not gang rape" for dessert.
Except I can't believe its not butter is, you know, ACTUALLY GOOD
Lmao W
These are for sure staff photos. Never once had a tray look this fuckin good. Except Fourth of July. That was a boss tray.
Yup I Agree. Only trey that looked half as good as those were chicken day!
What about Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter?
That fourth of July tray is bustin
Damn, we had a regular tray on the 4th
I did 120 days county I didn't even know what I was eating. Turkey w all the fixings on Thanksgiving and we got Christmas gifts a few ramen, chap stick, deodorant, pen and a couple stamped envelope. I admit I curled up and cried
For a guy that's never been there, this is really helpful. Makes me appreciate my freedom to choose the food I want to eat. Really worthwhile watch. Thanks!
I drove a guy home in an Uber the other day and the subject of jail came up. He had served some time and I quote him saying.
“I would rather be dead than go back to jail.”
This video justified that statement even more so.
I hope I'm not the only one that's realized how similar prison food and public school food is
School food isn't great but it's way better than that shit lmao
@@ChroniclesofBrandon lmao my school had shit that looks similar to this. It was only slightly better looking
Never compare school food to prison food. You show your lack of experience
@@jeffreydesormeaux3539 stop
Obviously you have no idea what you’re talking about. Stop with the massive over-exaggeration. 🙄
I worked at a meat packing place here in East Tennessee called Travis Meats. Actually, the same meat that is sent to schools are also sent to prisons. I'm sure the schools get more experienced cooks and larger portions along with a dietitian planning their meals.
So who stamps the food "NOT MEANT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION " THAT IS SENT TO TN STATE PRISONS AND FEDERAL PRISONS?
Don't be sure school's get better cooks or portions. This looks about the same as what I was served all the way through high school.
I worked for DOC for 25 years, if you read through the whole warnings on the boxes the food comes in, especially the chicken, it says " Not For Human Consumption Until Fully Cooked" and the prison food is not as bad as everyone says, I ate it almost every day for 35 years!
''When the food runs out, we still have each other.'' - Jeffrey Dahmer -
Oh no you di'ent!! 😳😁
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Speaking of Jeffrey Dahmer, the guy on the far left?😶
Damn right we still got each other XD
@Mike Debrocky Holy. Shit.
🤣 lol this whole video got me dying.
He ain't lying. Hahaha
@20:27. "Might get poked up for this tray" lmao
Here in Texas it's rice and beans or beans and rice
You get to choose
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Lol they are the same thing!
The illusion of free choice 😭
that and greens with literal sand/dirt/rocks in it. commissary can be pretty good if you do it right and they actually let you go get it.. they will deny you for having stubble on your face and then you have to wait 2-6 weeks to go again lol
My school literally told me our food comes from the same place as prison food and we are not "prisoners" and supposedley lots of money is invested into education but the "healthy" movement just made food worse.
It's just bulk cafeteria food. It really is the same. We use to get it from Aramark at the prison I was at around here. They also have a HUGE farm with lots of veggies & stuff growing to offset costs.
Aramark also provided the food to the in-patient rehab place I went to some years later. And they provide food to all sorts of places. The main difference is going to be how it's prepared and cooked. Prison gets as little extras as possible. No garnish. Gotta buy your own condiments half the time. And cooked as blandly as possible.
V's everywhere else, where taste is somewhat important. It isn't in prison. Being edible is what's important. Lol
Funny that you say that. Idk where you’re from, but here in Florida it’s the same I find that fascinating.
I was in High School during the peak of the Obama administration. Literally the food served in the cafeteria was basically the same as Prison food (The school as well felt like a prison). For this reason, I always brought my own food or ate out.
@@diablocls55 same, except my school took it to a whole new level...we weren't allowed outside food (as in parents bringing you food at lunch time and even food you brought from home if "it looked too good", administrators would actually throw your shit in the trash.) because no one was eating the actual cafeteria food and the school was losing money. I'm so glad I graduated that ghetto shithole on time....because the school during your senior year was known for trying to actively fail you so you'd have to repeat a year.
@@diablocls55 I was doing all my eating out after school
I've been locked up 3 times in 3 different countries across europe, but I was lucky with the food every time. Some would serve seconds, and freshly cooked food as well. I remember this one meal in Croatia, mash and duck, it was better than my mom would make it.
It was probably because you were in Europe
Here's a thought... don't get locked up...
At Alcatraz the prisoners ate VERY well because the smart guards understood that a well-fed prison population is a much calmer, more well-behaved prison population. It was a buffet style where the prisoners got to eat as much as they wanted, and all of the entrees were restaurant quality and homemade from scratch. The guards ate the same food as the prisoners.
well you should not get meals for a king. prison is for punishment not meant to be a reward
@@jamesmassingale Obviously you are ignorant and cannot read well. The idea is to keep prisoners calm. And decent food helps to do that. This is a proven fact. Nobody said anything about "meals for a king", either for the guards or the prisoners. Learn to read. And more importantly, to comprehend.
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@@jamesmassingale The point is to get the prisoners to be more calm and docile. What benefit is there in depriving them of all pleasures if it leads to more frequent riots and more violence?
@@svenko the point is people are in prison to be punished not to have a vacation. bet you vote be
If prisons served Golden Corral I'd still be scared straight.
Really yeah me too 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not me! I aint scared of prison! I aint gonna end up in there.
Have you seen the video
Prison Stories - Getting Jumped Over Jelly Beans
It’s hilarious and crazy! 🔪 😆
I can say worse. Fast food breakfast. I rest my case.
@@postmalonesbff4634 that video doesn't exist
The guy on you left shoulders facial expression says it all.
Lmao
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The horror
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2:45 You know you’ve been institutionalized when you hold Golden Corral to a high standard😂 gotta love Joe
Lol exactly. I like Golden Corral but it’s school food quality to me 😂
Talk about slop house
Hungry jacks for me when I got out
I'm from Michigan's U.P. and I ate a Jean Kay's pasty my first day out on parole: crust made with actual lard, ground beef, diced potatoes, carrots onions and rutabagies. With Heinz ketchup. I dreamed about those things when I was locked up. One pasty has about 2000 calories.
LMAO :-D i know right ?!!
I remember when I was in Iraq as a contractor closing up bases. The main chow halls were closing and then leaving. We had very limited meals. I told myself to eat whatever they give you. I never knew one day from the next, whether I may not have food for a day or two. Whatever is there, eat it. Make sure you stay hydrated. That was two simple lessons.
What was the worst meal you ate in Iraq?
Yeah. I ate alot of terrible shit in Afghanistan too. I didn't complain about. It was energy. For free. Like these complaining prison channels.
This is the only incentive I will ever need to avoid a life of crime
As you bite into McRonaldz "hamburger"
Don't join the military either. Same stuff.
@@daddydidnt9700 I don’t eat McDonald’s, that’s strike 1
So I guess becoming someone's buttwife didn't bother you much eh. It's the state trays!
Never been in prison, but I was in the Army, and uncle Sam has a similar philosophy on food. So I learned to like a lot of food that I wouldn't have eaten before. And I said about the same thing you did, "I can either eat this, or I can just be hungry". Also found out early on that according to the Army, gravy is a meat.
I was in both and, believe me, Army food is much better, the philosophy being, eventually they are going to issue you a weapon in the Army.
@@davidgoza5620 fair point lol
very true. brings back memories of Fort Hood field chow. Worse field chow had to be at Camp Swift. Me and my battles would literally stash MREs in our assault pack and id stash em in my med bag. Sad that sometimes the field chow is so bad fellow joes and myself would rather eat MREs.
It looks like 80ies school food so I would eat it like i did then and trade to
@@davidgoza5620 I can just imagine a dude trying to get revenge for being forced to eat bad food for months. XD
I’m dying at the terminology 20:26 “This is a dangerous tray!” 🤣 and boss tray earlier LOL
Another Dish known to me as the "El Pobre Hombre" translated from Spanish into "The Poor Man" is basically Frito Corn Chips, A cup of Pinto Beans, Two slices of Bimbo Bread and a cup of canned corn with butter and Tapatio hot sauce on it. No meat, all Vegetarian.
This is reason enough for me to avoid getting sent to prison at all costs.
I want to go to prison for the food
@@freeeggs3811gross
You don’t know what it feels like to starve until you’re eating these trays without commissary. These photos are definitely taken by guards, I didn’t get 50% of the size of these servings. Being locked up, sucks.
It's crazy how hungry I got in jail. I mean, I was just laying around not doing shit all day not burning any calories really, yet I was constantly fucking starving. I think that instant coffee made me even hungrier. I usually had commissary (thankfully it came 3 times a week, Mon Wed & Fri) but I'd smash that shit so quick, it would be gone in like a day and a half.
Stop. Breaking. The. Law.
I'm 51. I got one ticket my whole life for not wearing a fucking seatbelt. That's it. Never been in a courtroom.
@jbnanaz He may have, but he never had to eat prison food.
Try eating nothing for 5 months while being kept alive on IVs. THAT is starving. The first time I got solid food after that nightmare, I inhaled that pathetic hospital burger with NOTHING on it or anything else on the tray and sent my mom out to buy me two more from the cafeteria. I ate those in record time too. When you still think after 20 years that first hospital burger is the BEST burger you have ever eaten in your life.... well you know you were starved.
facts
I would probably eat 50 to 80% of most of these trays and try to sleep as much as I can.
You are hungry you'd eat it all!
Eventually you sleep till you can't anymore n after a couple weeks you start to eat everything
undereating actually leads to insomina and bad sleep so u would be screwed over regardless
Retired Sargeant in O.DO.C. Every day at noon, in my facility, was gas and grass (beans and greens). Dinners were actually good surprisingly. Brown bologna (shit slice) gave everyone acid reflex.
Illinois has Christmas bologna, green and red
What's O.DO.C?
@Misiulo mistyped. O.D.O.C. Oklahoma Dept of Corrections.
Dude so glad you're doing these videos again! Thank you for what you do!
When we had the dry "state cake" at CCC (Chillicothe Corrections Center) in Missouri, we would dump our cherry, orange, or grape kool-aid on it. Made it moist and added flavor.
We'd break ours up into our cereal. Actually made it decent.
This guy took mystery lunch meat hung it by the air vent in the cell and it dried up into beef jerky
@@kevinfernandes1882 lol....ewwww! We could buy beef jerky on canteen. When I was in processing, the first breakfast I had that had cubed, cooked meat, I thought was ham. I love ham. I sporked a few chunks, put it in my mouth, chewed once, and spit it out! It wasn't ham! I was like what the hell is that?! Spam. It was spam. 🤢🤢
ON GOD IT WAS THE SAME WAY DOWN IN STL!!! We used to be BASHING that shit tho
Sup Joe! I’m a US Navy veteran & for the most part prison & the military have lots in common!! Food, living conditions, bed supplies, all that. It feels great to be a free man & not owe the country anything. Now I’m a 24 year old disabled veteran trying to find me way in the civi life. This Corona thing has limited some progress in my goals that I had set but being free beats everything!!
I don't know kid. I been locked up and I'm a naval vet. Jail ain't beating the nacho line or a made to order breakfast burrito on the ship. As many eggs as you want.
I just got out at the beginning of the year and its not going how I planned but im happy I have gi bill and disability. I'm so happy to be free as well. Good luck friend!
Disabled veteran? Oh come on. Unless you were hit by an IED on a navy security detail, you are just playing the VA.
Ashley Polk hell yeah same! I went to school fall semester bc I got out last summer but it was difficult bc my seizures were happening frequent at the time so I had to learn to live with it & adapt to civi life. I’m glad I have these benefits so I can finally start a family get a home & go to school. I still don’t know what I wanna be but I’m getting there. Now I am 8 months seizure free. I’m ready to go back to school & grow in life
All the Navy chow I've had was pretty boss.
“A Bandaid…”!!!!!!
I laughed so hard that the cat got up and ran off!!
THAY GIVE you A "PORTION OF ""FOOD". Fit for a 10 year old ""GIRL"".. they want you to spend all your money ON COMMISSARY ....
this is what the food looked like when my mom and us were in the shelter in nyc in the early 2000s
Hope you are on better times now.
@@ninjaviking1999 thanks man!
bump for pepe
hows your Mom?
@@Shadynastys dead lol she died a couple years ago to lung cancer. its apart of the life cycle.
Considering I've been so poor I'd go days at a time without eating id scarf it down just saying
Plus once your in there long enough and get hungry you'll eat multiple trays...I ate it until I got my commissary and than there would be certain things I'd eat...but the place I was in had that nasty soy meat it was horrible
Same
Eat well - better to eat good food over bad... Bad hurts you more. Learn Art!
@@mrnobody8540 food is food when u can't afford well
@@hopesanmiguel oh ive totally been there, I agree when your poor and hungry and haven't eaten in a couple days (Food Is Food) id eat it
Its awesome to see how well your channel has done over the years ❤. You deserve so much success ❤
One bottle of syrup mixed with 10 gallons of water that tickled the shit out of me
This background has been used before and it always bothers me how that dude on the left is staring into my soul 😂😂😂
Lmao
You think your uncomfortable? Look at the guy next to him😁
🤣🤣🤣
With those spectacles, he can probably see through the earth and to the opposite surface.
@@catluva74 dude looks like he’s standing at attention!
At least in America prisoners can eat 3 times a day. In some southamerican countries you're lucky if you can eat some rice with a fried banana and some soup once a day.
Maybe, no be a shit hole. Just a thought, no pressure poncho
In Australia we get 4-5 star restaurant meals and everyone gets their favourite delicacies. America looks like a shithole country to us
Australia looks wealthier than USA, we have the largest average house size in the world by country, we have excellent food because we don't believe the idiotic crap South Americans believe.
@@mohammadwasilliterate8037
The USA is the wealthiest country in the history of the world. We have no excuse for treating our prisoners like this.
@@tyrannicalbigtech5842 Way to bring criminals to your country. You can have them brother. More power to y'all.
I was in county for my time. Worse thing was our mystery meat. It looked like a giant ball of dryer lint. It was GREY. Being hungry you try to eat but I couldn't. I managed one bite and yeah it really reminded me of dryer lint. Our version of at the end of the week food we had 7 day stew. It was literally everything we had through the week mixed together. We had to empty our trays in a can liner and I'm sure that's what they used.
FACTS,EAT IT OR STARVE.ITS THE JOINT.STAYING OUT CAUSE IM A FAT BOY.
Here here bro!
I dunno, love me some honey buns and white girls and im not takin about the snaaaccs lmao
theres your incentive lol
Haha whatever it takes
@@msmechanic u sure ain't panicking around the pink 😂😂😂
Steve1989mreinfo would say Alright let’s get this out on a tray...nice!
Steve would say that this food is Absolutely Decadent.
@@ninjaviking1999 you are right he would think prison is 5 star!
So this is how it ended up on my feed. After seeing this I would chance eating a Chinese ration over a prison tray.
@@stevewilson6723 I think I’m with you man! I know for fact it would be better than school food!
@@ethanthopy1996 The Chinese ration was the one that hospitalized Steve1989mreinfo back in 2015 with E Coli
It’s sad and scary how school lunch in America looks exactly like this 😩 ! And they call it “nutritional “ yeah ok 🙄🤬
Thank yooouuuuuu!!!!!!!!!
Where??? Alabama?
Yeah, people tear up that food like it really is hitting. First day of 9th grade they had some pizza that tasted like good delivery....after about 3 days they had the usual nasty pizza.
Raul Garcia yes fr
Honestly where I live primary school food was like this but middle school food I actually started eating school food and high school was greg you had like 10 options everyday about 5 changed daily and the others were always available it was pretty good tbh
I never did time but it did work for the boc for 30 years and we had a staff side chow hall. I will give credit where credit is due those men who cooked in the staff side chow hall were excellent cooks.They were all in the culinary school and they did a great job and took pride in their cooking.Much respect to them
Now this is how you get scared straight.
The Caesar has marked you for death, and his Legion obeys! Ready yourself for battle.
@@ninjaviking1999 ANOTHER KILL TO MY NAME
No this is the time you better get your shit straight.
@@joaquimrodriguez8961 lol facts 😂😂😂
That hamburger tray is waaaay too nice.
Shit i barely got bread and half a hotdog with some like pink lemonade powder n salt n shit
This is how my daughter views her dinner each night lol
Hahahahaha oh man I feel that. Mine too
I've been locked up in three different facilities in Michigan. Flint Michigan food isn't bad but it's not good. The best place to have Chow is Sandusky Michigan is the Sanilac County Corrections. In the absolute worst place to be locked up is Livingston County in Howell Michigan I cannot stand going to Howell but Sandusky Michigan is by far the best facility I have been in
The worst would be Wayne County Jails in Detroit. Livingston County is considered nancies. Not nearly as bad.
I miss these type of videos! the good old one on one, silly backrounds, and that mello dramatic tone. wishing you the best fam!
I really missed these series
When I was a senior in high school we went to a place called Stringtown for some sort of "scared straight" thing.. I went cause it was a free day from class lol. Other than the fucking horrific stories of prison rapes and violence, the lunch we had with them is the thing I remember the most.. It was the craziest shit I had ever seen. I traded mine to a dude that was one our "tour guides" for a bag of chips from the commissary. My dude told me, as I slid the tray over I was passing up one of the best meals they get.. Fuck🤦♂️
Wow, what was it
Stringtown Oklahoma? My buddy did time there not a good place
I’m guessing you went to a really rough school if they were offering a visit to prison/jail for everyone!
@@mattkaustickomments Nah, it was actually just a small country school lol! The person who took us just really believed in that shit I guess🤷♂️
@@revoltoff I perceived it to be a brick of shit with shitty gravy, some rough ass cake and a "steamed" vegetable smush. My man who took the tray said it was Salisbury Steak, and they only get maybe once every couple months... He followed it with "Son, at least it's not loaf night or the chicken al a fucking king shit. That shit looks like and smells like warm Bolo (that's a cheap, shitty dog food)."
This guy is hilarious...i love when he says "Boss Tray" 😂😂😂
"Prison food sucks"
Everyone, Everywhere: don't go to prison
Actually Greek prisons serve tasty homemade meals
Greek Grandma's cook for prisons. Good jobs
Jail food worse then prison
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I've eaten alot of them trays look like that
When I was at FMC Lexington (feds), they served us prime rib, baked potato, dinner roll and ice cream on Memorial Day.
I ate very well for the 3 months I was there. I feel bad for the guys in the state that have to eat the food in this video.
This one trick to get better food food in prison...... commit higher crimes
The Texas prison systems are pretty self sufficient. Some units have slaughter houses, some make the clothes, some the cheap ass state soap, etc. So (in my experience) we didn’t eat poorly in TDC. The pancakes we had every morning were fucking awful though. So bad that I can’t eat em in the free world no more.
Chris Torres how about that green ass soy milk in the morning that literally not a single person would drink
The only days they fed us semi decent was on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. We'd get fried chickens on those instances, which led to brawls with dudes fighting over breasts and drumsticks.
I was in the county and we were getting similar shit to what y’all was eating in the feds
commentary was on point the whole time lol u KILLED it in this video sir
God i love running into people i watch in completely unrelated content! Keep up the great vids nosleep
Lmfao what are u doin here haha
rs is everywhere
The guy on your left shoulders facial expression says it all.
Cool to see you here i worked at a prison most of the food is edible but some days are bad
When i did my 2.5 years in juvenile prison in florida we had pizza, baked chicken every tuesday( chicken tuesday)
Tatertot casserole
This is by far my favorite APS video, and I've seen almost all of them. Most of these are probably jail trays or trays for when the Governor was visiting.
20:22 "Where is the cheese at though?" It's right there on the burger bro.
First you thought the crushed pineapples that came with the pizza were cabbage, now you can't see the cheese. Seems like ol' Joe needs an eye exam.
State of Colorado, we called the "Soup", '7 day soup', not the 'Manager Soup''. As for the hamburger tray, only on the 4th of July.
Never even been arrested. Thank my Lord ! Thank you for trying to keep folks out of prison. Good , honest work.
I'm here doing a 12 night shift (I'm 1 hour in) and I forgot my food at home. These foods look great now lol Keep up the great content 😎👍
Corporations make money off of prisoners. So don’t think that they don’t want people going to jail. That’s why they don’t try to set you up to not go back. They do everything to make sure you end up back in.
Slavery has always been a multi billion dollar business,even in Ancient Rome. Multi Billions in Gold and Silver.
cop out...most people who end up back in jail have only one person to blame..themselves. if we didnt have so many folks who return to jail time after time those profiting from the whole jail thing would have to find other jobs.
But people choose prison.
@@markrush5013 false and unfortunately you're too intellectually unintelligent to have this convo
@Koba making billions off of human beings. Of course they want them back.
Def loving the prison content! Keep it coming!
The Cook County Tuesday night pepper steak is pretty good.- Jake Blues
At the facility I was in the,”Chicken and gravy” meal was called Shank by the inmates. Because after you ate it it felt like someone was shanking you up from the inside.
Intended message : Prison food sucks
The foods in the clip : Ain't that bad.
Get locked up boy. You ain't eating shit. Actually all you eating is shit.
@@RonnieG chill out there, big boy.
Its a joke. The foods in this clip ain't that bad, anyway.
@@RonnieG both sums it up pretty well from the looks of it. :3
I did over 7 years in prison in New York. They used plates and bowls on a tray. The food was pretty good and a nice amount. You'd be surprised!
i was in a british colombian remand in vancouver that was the bomb. alberta ham steaks.. steamed veggies etc .then i went to oakalla which was condemned.
I live in norfolk Virginia so I recognize the Norfolk jail and Indian creek jail you spoke of. Thank for posting. I hope you detered people from going to jail.
i has locked up in wayne county PA prison and they fed us double cheeseburgers tator tots on the reg , cold cereal with milk and fruit they fed us quite well true story
I saw that one orientation of wash county man. Wtf that prison looked banging ngl. They had everything
Well shit, I live right near Wayne, PA I hope if I get arrested I go there
when he said that they would cut up the hotdogs on the female side of the prison... LMAO
What did he mean by that I didn't get it
What does that mean
"On the female side they probably gunna be cutting those up"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, 'cause they use them for "recreational purposes".
Hey Joe, not chuck wagon nor chicken fried steak !! In Ohio we call this the county patty. Lunch trays at this level 2 prison called Noble correctional institution, 1 day you got a chicken patty, 1 day you get country patty, 1 day brakepad patty, fiah patty on Fridays, then Saturdays a big salad with a boil egg, and some cut up strips of sweat meat on top. This is the luch summer menu tho, in the winter they change it up and give you different types of lunch and dinners. Breakfast is the same each week, it would be different things thought the week for 7 days but each week it repeated. Thanks for the video Joe. Stay blessed 🙏 & stay woke out there Brody!!
Lesson: Keep your ass out of prison
I think your right for the most part. But there is a small percent of prisoners who are guilty of nothing more then bad luck...
funfact: schools get their lunches from the same providers that prisons get their food from. so when you think about it, youre basically preparing yourself for prison.
Really I didn't know that I remember school food be good and I never did Time in prison or county jail
No prison food is definitely on a different level. I would eat every tray if it was school food.
Sounds made up bro
That's true! ARAMARK serves jail, factories and schools
the ironic thing is my old high school was supposed to be a prison but the state didn't have funds for it to be finished so they turned it into a high school you could even see the fences with razor wire were they were building the fences my old high school is Mingo Central Comprehensive High school in case you want to search up a photo of it or something
im literally in tears. " brake pad" " meat rock " and the horse apple 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Eat it.. or starve."
Reminds me of my Mum. 😂😂😂
So cool to find you. At age 59 i served a short time in county jail, and prison.
Image that prison food is awful.
Just remember there are a lot of people in the world today that would consider that meal a blessing
theyd call it a curse, not a blessing.
TBH, I come from a poor family. I’m not poor now and I eat good but honestly, I could revert and go back to eating anything. I am really not hard to please. I would eat all that prison food.
Right? That looks just as good, or even better than some of the meals I've had in the past. They aren't great meals but they really don't look that bad either.
@@SpiritWolf209 Dude i’d eat the fuck out of that meal at 16:23
I've never been to prison. I've never been to jail. I have, however, served on county grand jury twice. When you serve on grand jury they give you a tour of the county jail in order to give you an idea of where you might be helping to send someone. You are given a tour of the kitchen as well. You are also provided a meal, the same one given to the inmates. The first tour I tasted the food in order to be polite. Tasted it. The second time I didn't touch it. One female juror actually got sick just looking at it.
Here on AZ the prison food mainly the meat says "not for human consumption"
Same as my stint in Marine Corps boot camp. Grade D, not for human consumption.
Yup
Same in Oklahoma
Same in Ohio....in my last year or so they had maggots in the mess
@@harleyquinnsf3262 yikes!
All of this looks better than anything I ate when I was hospitalized at the VA in 2017...SMH
Not saying that inmates should be eating crap, but not BETTER than a disabled veteran who's in the VA hospital for a service-connected condition.
when i was deployed, i saw the boxes that the food came in and it said "for military or prison use ONLY"
The VA food in the Bronx is super horrible. I can relate
The same kind of food in charity hospitals..🙁,,,,,,goes to show you what our government really thinks of us regular people........
you aint GETTING no VA housing OR chow. dont expect it, youll be fine
@@leoross5777 Your point?
Joe, I did 6 years in Kentucky. All at once. The jails and prisons in the state usually contract with a provider. If not, the inmates are the ones who prepare and serve the food. In Louisville, where I am from, an outside provider supervises while inmates prepare their approved menu. It's the same way in the state prison system. Their provider is Aramark. Aramark was a main reason the 2009 Northpoint riot happened. I was not at Northpoint, but got into the system just after it happened. I talked to several guys who said Aramark was doing things to add to tension already present.
As for food, Aramark use a set menu. It is comprised of a breakfast, lunch and dinner. They also have something similar to "Fresh Favorites" at certain prisons. They cook certain things using their logistics and material and charge inmates for it. Things like real hamburgers and fries. On a given day, breakfast usually consists of grits/cream of wheat/farina, 2% milk, a dry biscuit. Sometimes they had 2-3 pancakes. Also a soy or turkey sausage that was horrible. They had a rolling menu for lunch and dinner. They had this crap called KC Cheesesteak. We called it Kentucky Corrections Cheesesteak. It was not steak. Aramark used a lot of mechanically separated chicken or pink slime in their menu. I submitted an open records request to Aramark and the DOC asking to know what was in our food. I was told I didn't have a right to know this under the law. Some of the meals we had were decent, just usually not enough of a portion size. We had nachos made out of MSC, 5-10 doritos or tortilla chips, watery cheese sauce, rice, beans, and state cake. For desserts, they would fluctuate between cookies, state cake, brownies. They also had decent soup. Grilled sandwiches were a favorite. They started giving us mystery meat hamburgers, but we had tater tots. Those things sold like hotcakes if you could get some from the guys in the kitchen. We had hot dogs, but they were disgusting. And we had sloppy joes and a barbeque sloppy joe type thing with bread. Very rarely got buns. The worst was when you went to court or somewhere off site. You got a sandwich, chips, and a water or juice type thing. As for drinks, it was either water, some nasty juice kool aid type thing that would literally stain the tables, or tea. I usually drank tea.
Food was critical. Like you said. Eat it or you will starve. Thanks for doing this video.
Mechanically separated chicken is contained in Slim Jim's.
@@erichauck5747 it's in a lot of stuff. Textured vegetable protein is also. The problem I had was it was the meat or protein basis for a lot of meals. And they reused it. And the warnings on the Tyson box. For me, it wasn't about knowing the ingredients, I wanted to have Aramark put it in writing. I worked in the kitchen and saw the boxes and labels.
Chicken ala King,can chicken and cream of chicken soup served up over a piece of stale bread.
I’m sorry these look more like hospital & nursing home trays
“They Are!”😳
I worked in both. They never served garbage like that
@@kristyann9912 I was a patient at both i know what i saw & ate lol
@@djdigital3806 apparently so
Those look on par with what my husband was given some nights at the Skilled Nursing facility he was at for short term rehab.
THIS IS THE KINDA STUFF we wanna see Joe, Respect man you finally get it. Now we need some updates on some ppl man. And we need new people as well man come on bossman Joe!
Sup my APS fam😎hope everyone's staying safe and well out there 😎APS4LYFE ❤️
I'm not because my government is forcing learned helplessness under the guise of the common cold. Not to mention medical facism. No one can STAY safe if they NEVER were.
I've really never seen trays this good this must be newer i was locked up in the 90s
I've heard of people going to prison for room and board and the food around winter time because of being homeless 🤷🏽♀️
Yes, I’ve heard that about jail
I actually knew people like that when i was younger. They were homeless and needed somewhere to stay during the winter, so they'd do a small crime get sentenced to a couple months in jail then be out after winter.
I met a guy like that when I was in County. He drank until he pickled his brain. He sat in the sunny patch on the floor by the payphone most mornings and talked to the Angels.
Having a lot of food sensitivities i ate everything i could but never tried to get a special diet cause then it was worse than a sweat meat sandwich
🤦🏾♀️I'm gonna be sorry, but🤷🏾♀️...🤣What kinda sandwich is that?
Oh gawd, nevermind...Saw it🤢🤮
@@ItsAllLove4Real you remember last month you bought cold cuts when you find that package that slipped down in the fridge? Thats sweat meat
@#TEAM TRUMP i do my best to stay in the free world but sometimes your past catches up with you.....
NimbySep I'm done🙌🏾😂😂😂😂
I’d love a video where you remake your favorite prison trays.
This is such a fun video. It truly is entertaining and knowledgeable. I saw this years ago, and I always remembered it. I forgot how good it is. That guy has real talent. Great delivery, perfect timing, his experience is interesting, and wrapped in package that every guy can relate to. Fantastic video.
I rember the tails my son told me about prison food. He said they served alot of johnny sacks where the meat was spoiled. Only on special holidays he said was decent food. Texas prisons ....
It honestly makes me wonder how do you even survive if the food is unsafe to eat
At Harris county jail in Houston they serve loaf in gen pop cus the “chef is sick”
haha when they ain’t sick it’s always “chicken rocks” 713 for life
"Boss Tray" is gonna be the title of my debut album. First track will be called "This is a boss tray".
I read this comment after he said it and I’m literally dead now you’re invited to my funeral 🤣💀
spacelord420 Is your band’s name going to be State Cake?
@@Punkpsychobilly Nah bro, we're called Two Soups fo Life
Lol even better. Big shout out to Two Soups Fo Life
rap name “Cadillac Spread”
Beans and mystery meat that has written on the packaging “not for human consumption”
I worked briefly as a C.O. at a state work release. The kitchen manager was an incredible cook. The homemade yeast rolls they made were better than any restaurant. The fried chicken was off the hook. On chicken days we had to monitor inmates to keep them from going through the line twice. They actually sold their chicken to other inmates. The kitchen was ran with more efficiecy than most restaurants. I guess with prison food it's all luck of the draw.
How fortunate for you.
@@stevenserna910 lol
Yeah the food y’all eat is totally different meals than what the convicts eat I l know
Prolly not the reality of most prisons
Yup chicken real chicken was a sellable item at the prison I worked at too but chicken was rare
I was told this early in my military career and now tell young Soldiers the same thing. Simply put "It will make a turd!"
Haha !! So true. Did 34 years in the Military.
@@martyshannon7542 thank you.
Thank you too, Steve Hoppe. Semper fi from me to you both.
I can’t complain about the chow hall food I got back in the 70’s. Of course that was the Air Force.
@@jonathanhansen3709 i was an army grunt who once found himself in an air force mess hall. Thought i was at the Ritz.
Hey! I was a cook in the navy for 4years. Our food was pretty good! At least at the places I was stationed in San Diego. (Naval Amphibious Base, USS Dixon, USS Ajax and RTC Orlando)
Bottom line.. "Commissary is necessary."
Only did 5 weeks.
Oh man I remember ECI in MD used to serve a dish they called meat salad. It was like a chicken salad but made out of bologna instead of chicken.
I worked at OK corrections industries when my level got low enough. I was making those corn dogs and the chicken patties for all of DOC.
This dude is crazy as hell. Love him.
Never in my life have i seen that food in county jail. Hanover Co. Virginia will serve you stuff they dont even know what it is.
@@montay759 lol..same here in san antonio texas... shit looks like cat food... bologna is one of the best plates served here
Never been there. But I'm from Louisa. I know people that have. They've told me horror stories about how shitty it is there.
@@montay759 shit. They're ok.. don't get me wrong I love bologna.. its just the rest of the shit in the tray is what I don't like and how stingy the bologna is
I got stuck at a small town housing,we ate these hot pocket style sticks for 3weeks. BLD. The dudes that had been there for longer said they were happy to get the H pockets. Before that it was cold corn dogs.