Soledad California was my home in the 1970s and 80s part of 1990s . Camp and homes next the prison housed field labor workers and families. Not prison guards families.
JUST after I got caught selling drugs in Soledad Central they transported me to SanQuentin. Did 6 yrs there. When I saw this post it brought back memories. I be 82 years old now. When I got out in 59....never again did I break the law. Opened a repair garage and it was very successful. First year I grossed 180 K. 3rd year was 287K. Kept climbing. Retired here to Wisconsin.
My guy had an A number. Did 9 on it and went back with a C number and did 30. He was in O wing in the 60s before the state shipped him to San Quentin. He had a famous cellie. George Jackson.
@@tellinyawhat_it_is5283 wow thats great that you didn't go back ! Wow A number my uncle was a B number he also went to soledad in the 1960s he didn't go back either after he got out in 1968 !
@Rafael this is b roll footage to show while the show is being narrated so if they talk about how crowded it is they show this footage of a bunch of prisoners on their bunks
@@draco2xx no it doesnt, not always. Life without parole yeah. Life with the possibility of parole after X amount of years (30 in my state) is just that, the possibility of parole after 30yrs
@Oliver Pimienta I can 100% guarantee you have committed multiple felonies and you may not even realize it. Only difference is you haven't been caught.
I was in a prison in Rhode island designed exactly like this one. It's a dorm style lay out. It was in 2001 and it was the medium 2 security building. There were 6 dorms in the building. It was infested with rats, mice and other rodents. We went 3 weeks with no heat and hot water in mid winter in 2002. The showers were freezing and the dorms were like 35 - 40° inside. They made us go out to the yard in the coldest days calling it mandatory yard. After walking the cold yard for 90 minutes we would go into the cold dorms. I served 5 years. These living conditions cause a lot of chaos at times and lots of Drama.
Then closed that building 10 years ago maybe more. They train stateys there now and thank God they did. Med 1 and Max fit me better I couldn't do the dorms
8:57 funniest ever homeboy and gaba are staring and staring then homeboy goes up the bunk and comes down stares some more without saying a word. Hahahaha looks like he wanted to say FOH.
This was really strange. Why weren’t they talking to the inmates? That one part in the middle where the camera just looked at the two guys in the cell while they stared back at the camera without saying a single word. That was creepy and haunting as all hell, man. Shit was unsettling.
Couple of reasons: The institution may had a policy against interviewing inmates back then. Or for most of the big 4 prisons gangs in level 3 & 4 lockups... it is against the rules as its seen as a form of snitching.
That was before the movie; "American Me" in my opinion! I remember Northerners on mainline, in the LA County Jail in 1988. I have saw movies influence prison politics. I was in Soledad in 91, when Ice T, an actor/rapper was making a video about how dangerous it was.
Nur14 where out numbered 3-4 - to 40 by the big Sur13 ‘ central had mini riots against them’ north yard 5-6 one on one fights! Two guys fought 3 times against each other!
Damn, Soledad Central seemed like a lot scarier place when I was there, I guess because I was a youngster back then, barely able to grow a mustache, but old enough to see grown men get stabbed to death. It was a frightening place.
I was in ctf and learned sheet metal, i became a journey man and own my own business and house in Newport bch.Cali. best thing to happen to me was going to prison.
Foos gone wild has forever ruined me....the whole video I was waiting for Lil Mr. E to come out saying "even when I lose I win!" ......look at it closely.
Crazy I did 6 years in Soledad went to the pen at 19 years old and parole at 25 waste of time and money it’s been ten long years never looked back experiences from learning the hard way made me a better man today to all you young bucks listen to your parents and stay on the right path otherwise you’ll end up in the pen a place where you’re hidden in a place away from the real beautiful life
Yea Woods and Bikers mixed with the Sur’ Bakersfield to SD’ the LA Valley’ we had a good tight 2nd floor corner’ we looked out for each other’ Brown and White! La Raza’
@1:07 Original Moustache Pete 1:58 Miles Davis puts on his dark glasses @2:18 Moustache Marty Macalahan @2:43 James Dean: Rebel Without a Cause @3:48 (foreground with white beard) Harry the Hunchback Riccobini @10:50 The Karate Kid @16:33 Cheech & Chong @17:25 The Gemini Twins (Anthony Testa & Joseph Senter) @19:13 Fabio with long golden hair seen walking from the back. That's Fabio! @19:48 THE FINAL BELL! Pack it up boys.
Is it possible to use some of your footage for a piece about the failed war on drugs? It is not for commercial use. I just would love access to higher resolution footage.
i did time in michigan in the 2000s and u could show a video of that and it would look the same , i think its all time and it can be a hard place if your soft but generally level 1 is like a slumber party level 2 is a more serious and some places are very tense because of perhaps drama between whoever and the higher levels are the most dangerous but your locked in your cell most of the time ,, people say "whats prison like" and the answer depends on who you are and where your at so its different for everyone , some people its a straight nightmare some people its like going home
I was here overnight on a layup 1965 going further up North to DVI Tracy where I did the majority of my time, In Tracy, everyone looked and acted like a gangster.
9:25 my manz was so uncomfortable he played musical chairs by himself. The guy in the yellow bandana did not blink once. They must be doing hand signals for those dude's
The Soledad Central chow hall and then they show one of the units in Soledad Central. A Soledad Central cell, I'm surprised the two convicts in the cell didn't tell the camera to get lost. It doesn't look like they keep their pad very clean just by looking at the toilet. Now they're filming in the gym which was full of bunks. Years ago I was at soledad, I lasted almost 3 weeks on North yard until they caught us drinking whiskey in our cell then they transferred me to Soledad Central and I lasted about 3 weeks there before I picked up a SHU term and spent nine months in O wing which is the hole in soledad. It was probably one of the best holes I've ever been in my life. I have mixed feelings watching this video.
Another great vid looking inside the prisons of the 80’s Definitely a difference between today’s prisoners and then. Also you think of how many Fathers were put away. I know they had to pay their debt but I’m sure a lot of them were put away for BS as well.
the inmate in the blue woolen hat , looks very familiar to me for some reason like to know where is he now and his name . I am from the UK but some strange reason seen him somewhere before .
I unfortunately did time for some poor decisions I made back in 2000…after leaving R&O { receiving and orientation } I was shipped to a level 2/3 camp which had a open dorm style layout … it was absolutely horrible!!! Fights broke out several times a day everyone knew where the blind spots were so if an assault took place the perpetrators hardly if ever got caught…I watched people come back from canteen aka commissary and get full on strong armed for there bag…I seen people get extorted which was a big deal a unsuspecting person comes in doesn’t have any kind of jail smarts and the next thing you know he’s being extorted and shot a store list every single store day..I never had to deal with that kind of shit I got into fights and it was mainly because of street beef or issues I had with certain individuals…after being rolled to a higher level camp I got into a 2 bunk cell and I was fortunate to get a cool ass celly I had a tv he had a tv we cooked every night and we just jailed we had a work out routine and did a lot of handball for cardio and I 12/12 my bit back in 06 and I’ve only had 2 tickets since then lol prison is not a badge of honor it is not fun!!! I ended up doing 14 months in county which 6 months of that was in the Hole and another 26 months before I got out on parole stay out of trouble peeps
I got so lucky at a young age as I once thought but as you age you look back and think wtf was I thinking your wisdom and age will always outside their youth and treachery...LIVE ON BROTHER NEVER GET IT DOWN AGAIN
Just curious what your thoughts are on the recent murder of rapper "Moneysign suede" in the solidad training facility showers. He was found at 9:55 pm in showers after guards noticed him missing at head count. Would something minor lead to him having a hit out?
It is a trip going in there it's like time is behind 10 years. I went in 93 sodas were 75cent in vending machines they were 25cents in San Quintin canteen.
I went in the 90s cans of pop was 25c in there packs of cigarettes was $ 2.40 and pouches of tobacco with the rolling papers where only .44 cents. It was like going back in time.
Inside San Quentin State Prison ☆ 1984 -ua-cam.com/video/ZknJhvGbQjg/v-deo.html
1985 they say. Ijs
How prison UK not lit your prison better inmate
Soledad California was my home in the 1970s and 80s part of 1990s . Camp and homes next the prison housed field labor workers and families. Not prison guards families.
It’s strange to see prisoners smoking wherever and whenever they pleased then. 🤔
Thank you God for giving me the life you've given me, and please forgive me for the times when I've acted ungrateful for my blessings.
Amen. 🙏🏼
Why do you say this did you almost get stabbed in prison a few times?
Amen.
Amen 🙏🏿
@@angelozicarelli541 he was a booty bandit
JUST after I got caught selling drugs in Soledad Central they transported me to SanQuentin. Did 6 yrs there. When I saw this post it brought back memories. I be 82 years old now. When I got out in 59....never again did I break the law. Opened a repair garage and it was very successful. First year I grossed 180 K. 3rd year was 287K. Kept climbing. Retired here to Wisconsin.
My A. Number was 62897.
Hope Trump wins election. He might stop the radicals from burning cities down.
You know old guy with yellow scarf on his head with young guy with red scarf??
My guy had an A number. Did 9 on it and went back with a C number and did 30. He was in O wing in the 60s before the state shipped him to San Quentin. He had a famous cellie. George Jackson.
@@tellinyawhat_it_is5283 wow thats great that you didn't go back ! Wow A number my uncle was a B number he also went to soledad in the 1960s he didn't go back either after he got out in 1968 !
No one rushing to get in front of the camera to be a clown. they carried themselves differently.
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@Rafael this is b roll footage to show while the show is being narrated so if they talk about how crowded it is they show this footage of a bunch of prisoners on their bunks
@whizz1der lmfao
Right..
You can say that again
All these guys look like stereo typical bad guys in old Steven sugal movies
🤣🤣🤣 good one
😂😂😂😂 A bunch of Hitchman
So true
True dat!!
What's your favourite Steven sugal movie? Mines out for a kill.
Crazy to think there are still people there from this day of it being filmed
Fr
Your right. I was there in 2012-13 and people was there 40 years then. Old times.
no shyt, life sentence means life
@@draco2xx fcuk man I didn't know that
@@draco2xx no it doesnt, not always. Life without parole yeah. Life with the possibility of parole after X amount of years (30 in my state) is just that, the possibility of parole after 30yrs
Oh, boy, now I need to watch Blood In, Blood Out for the fifty-thousandth time...
Might be white on the outside but brown on the insideeee
“Flirt on your own time Albert”
@@pboissie "oh, she's jealous"
Orale,milkweed!
Gimme some chon chon !
You are really pissing those guys off.
john plaid 😂😂
Omgthe comments are silly
@Oliver Pimienta I can 100% guarantee you have committed multiple felonies and you may not even realize it. Only difference is you haven't been caught.
@Oliver Pimienta I CAN TELL YOU'RE SMART BECAUSE YOU USE ALL CAPS. RESPECT
@Oliver Pimienta he should care, if he cares about his life!
I was in a prison in Rhode island designed exactly like this one. It's a dorm style lay out. It was in 2001 and it was the medium 2 security building. There were 6 dorms in the building. It was infested with rats, mice and other rodents. We went 3 weeks with no heat and hot water in mid winter in 2002. The showers were freezing and the dorms were like 35 - 40° inside. They made us go out to the yard in the coldest days calling it mandatory yard. After walking the cold yard for 90 minutes we would go into the cold dorms. I served 5 years. These living conditions cause a lot of chaos at times and lots of Drama.
What was u convicted for?
Then closed that building 10 years ago maybe more. They train stateys there now and thank God they did. Med 1 and Max fit me better I couldn't do the dorms
And RI doc I'm sure is a cake walk compared to Cali politics not saying any place anywhere is good or even decent not meant as any kind of insult
Level 2 mainline was active ?
It's crazy to see how different they carried themselves compared to now a days.... Straight silent not one person is saying a word.....
Real convicts back then... Silence is deadly, noise is a target.. Plus the Cali prisons politics..
Well for the most part.. Mexicans weren't allowed to talk to the media
It almost makes me wonder if this is an PC dorm, all races are walking around together, you normally wouldn't see that in Cali prisons..
@@playalarga5493 Very true.
@@mikestew76 i saw that too
You sir are a magical channel! Like a time machine to see what these newer generations didnt see! & For the ones that used to see or forgot! 10/10
Finally a vintage prison documentary without the tape warped synthesizer soundtrack.
The idea that some are still in there to this day is crazy. If that ain’t gonna make u behave. Nothing will
You always dropping fire like you juggling hot Coles .keep it up
Another great video man 👍. Glad I found your channel.
Lol I like how the camera guy had to hurry up and zoom back in once the guy took a drag off his cigarette.
You have a very cool and one of a kind channel.
These 70s-80s prison videos are amazing. Tnx
Im stuck
Oldies music
I was born in 85. Thats 35 yrs ago wow!!
I was one smh damn
@@amariritchards4775 subscribe back movement lol
Me too
8:57 funniest ever homeboy and gaba are staring and staring then homeboy goes up the bunk and comes down stares some more without saying a word. Hahahaha looks like he wanted to say FOH.
At 10:17 they stared away at the same time😂
Real life NPCs
Funniest shit ever 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@GeeWay73 my favorite part!
@@GeeWay73 8:57 9:42
Can you imagine the snoring and the farts???
I'd rather be dead 😂
And feet and underarm etc.....
This was really strange. Why weren’t they talking to the inmates? That one part in the middle where the camera just looked at the two guys in the cell while they stared back at the camera without saying a single word. That was creepy and haunting as all hell, man. Shit was unsettling.
Couple of reasons: The institution may had a policy against interviewing inmates back then. Or for most of the big 4 prisons gangs in level 3 & 4 lockups... it is against the rules as its seen as a form of snitching.
Old prison videos i cant help but to think about perplex news and machine gun mundo
@9min mark.. Northern Homeboys that paved the way for the hommies to walk these main lines! 🥃🎯
Nz 🆙
That was before the movie; "American Me" in my opinion!
I remember Northerners on mainline, in the LA County Jail in 1988.
I have saw movies influence prison politics.
I was in Soledad in 91, when Ice T, an actor/rapper was making a video about how dangerous it was.
Nur14 where out numbered 3-4 - to 40 by the big Sur13 ‘ central had mini riots against them’ north yard 5-6 one on one fights! Two guys fought 3 times against each other!
Damn, Soledad Central seemed like a lot scarier place when I was there, I guess because I was a youngster back then, barely able to grow a mustache, but old enough to see grown men get stabbed to death. It was a frightening place.
I was in ctf and learned sheet metal, i became a journey man and own my own business and house in Newport bch.Cali. best thing to happen to me was going to prison.
We drove past this prison back in 1985. My friend lived in Lompoc. I don't know why, he wanted to show me this prison.
Chili Festival in 1985 Lompoc!
Is this place a nature reserve for the lesser spotted moustache.
I can just imagine the scary place those dormitories must have been at night once that door locked
Whatch out for your corn hole bud
@@comanchedaseyou watch it for me
Foos gone wild has forever ruined me....the whole video I was waiting for Lil Mr. E to come out saying "even when I lose I win!" ......look at it closely.
I was waiting for Frank Hernandez to tell us one of his gack monster stories
@@mattr3183 lmfao
Foosgonewild!!!!!
Haha serrrio homie serriooo
@@samuelpena3195 ESE SAMUEL!!!! LMAO
Great camera work made me feel like I was there. ok so I went back 30 years and I was in this situation
And some of these prisoners never came back home
Crazy I did 6 years in Soledad went to the pen at 19 years old and parole at 25 waste of time and money it’s been ten long years never looked back experiences from learning the hard way made me a better man today to all you young bucks listen to your parents and stay on the right path otherwise you’ll end up in the pen a place where you’re hidden in a place away from the real beautiful life
Damn! they threw away allot of food
Hungry?
To think that some of these men are still there
At 1:18 reminds me with no cell phones books/comics are something to look at.
I come here anytime I feel like complaining about my day.
Its amazingly quiet compared to now a day jail or prisons .. even when there let out there cells
The camera man is deliberately making some of the convicts very self conscious by filming them for so long.
Those 80s state issued brown boots & blue snap button shirts were cool. Good luck ever finding those on the secondary market
I was in a prison on my dad birthday 11/08 after my birthday at 02/08/2528(1985) when I was 28 year old
If you notice everybody got their boots on. Just in case the war jumps off.
Mexicans got on boots!
Can imagine spending the rest of my life in there. I don't think anything would make this worthwhile.
The guy looking at the camera , YOu fIlMing me Wut!!!!
I love all the California Prison docs from back in the day.. shows you how it was like doing time in the 80s. #CDC #PRISONLOCKUP #gangland
Most people over the age of 40 immediatly thought of the movie Blood in Blood Out while watching this ...
Blast 4 Me I thought of American Me.
Much more dangerous then. Folsom and Quintin was the worse then.
@@solowsharmy5782 now yes. 1980s and back it was deadly. Level 4 then. Now it a level 2 and you need blinders or a knife.
@@solowsharmy5782 1970s and back the staircase was blind shot. Now it’s the way it looks here.
Notice how quickly the c.os moved in and out of there for count.
Rip George Jackson Soledad Brothers
Yes sir!!!! Long live The Panther!
💯
9:00 when youre at the light and some perpetrators pull up next you bumpin gangsta music and you know they aint about that life
Sup hemi wyf
Oh yeah 1985.... that's when the moustache epidemic was full underway.
That was in 85?
The Wood/Ese side was still the same when I left there in 97!
Yea Woods and Bikers mixed with the Sur’ Bakersfield to SD’ the LA Valley’
we had a good tight 2nd floor corner’ we looked out for each other’ Brown and White! La Raza’
The crazy part is some of the dudes on this video are still locked up
the crazy part is that the victims still suffer or they never see the light again
Too bad they stopped smoking because the inmates are 100 times worse now
Soledad is a very important state prison in CA
To be living with a dangerous strange man at arms length and mostly stright? Knowing your actions result in this? Humiliating
Why does this remind me of my six weeks of basic training?
Dang I was in CTF Central ten years later
Hell yeah Soledad was a cool prison, good food good job only a noon unlock on central yard but it was not bad at all. I was there 96-98
What level is/was Soledad?
@@at2130 It was a level 2
It seems eerily quiet, like somethings about to pop off...
U all in the same building u gotta have that respect
The dudes were jacked. Bout to go hit the weights after watching this one.
You gotta work out in prison for 1 reason: survival
Its trippy to see a homie smokin openly in Chow Hall.
Stayed in Soledad when I visited Pinnacles National Park
Cafeteria looks like the blood in blood out cafeteria
Probably
Olmos and em
There are probably people in this film that are still in that prison today
@1:07 Original Moustache Pete 1:58 Miles Davis puts on his dark glasses @2:18 Moustache Marty Macalahan @2:43 James Dean: Rebel Without a Cause @3:48 (foreground with white beard) Harry the Hunchback Riccobini @10:50 The Karate Kid @16:33 Cheech & Chong @17:25 The Gemini Twins (Anthony Testa & Joseph Senter) @19:13 Fabio with long golden hair seen walking from the back. That's Fabio! @19:48 THE FINAL BELL! Pack it up boys.
Is it possible to use some of your footage for a piece about the failed war on drugs? It is not for commercial use. I just would love access to higher resolution footage.
@@1sonic687 That's probably why Cakehouse asked the publisher if they can use the footage?
Wtf*
no don't
Long time since I’ve been there, can’t tell if it’s north yard or central... I’ve been to both, 96-98
That second segment looks like Studio 54 without strobe lights. Sad
Almost everyone had a mustache
Yup, the famous 80s porno macho cowboy 🤠 wyatt erp TASH 😂🙏, I still can't believe I made it passed the big Half Century, trippy shit bro
Didn't c as many youngst e rs like nowadays
I been through Soledad on a lay over, but never did time there. Is a old prison too. I got homeboys doing time there from Southern California.
What level is Soledad?
@@at2130 Back when i was doing time in the 90's and mid 2000's it was a level 2
i did time in michigan in the 2000s and u could show a video of that and it would look the same , i think its all time and it can be a hard place if your soft but generally level 1 is like a slumber party level 2 is a more serious and some places are very tense because of perhaps drama between whoever and the higher levels are the most dangerous but your locked in your cell most of the time ,, people say "whats prison like" and the answer depends on who you are and where your at so its different for everyone , some people its a straight nightmare some people its like going home
I was here overnight on a layup 1965 going further up North to DVI Tracy where I did the majority of my time, In Tracy, everyone looked and acted like a gangster.
9:25 my manz was so uncomfortable he played musical chairs by himself. The guy in the yellow bandana did not blink once. They must be doing hand signals for those dude's
Those pictures in the chow hall was there still in 2012-13.
8:56
Yeah we are just going to record a normal day for you. Just act normal...
The old days was cool
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Makes you wonder, who is out, who is still in there, who is still alive in this video
This looks more like the barracks when I was in Navy boot camp.
Wonder what the percentage is of how many inmates in this video are still alive.
@@bigt9972 no your not according to the IP address.
The Soledad Central chow hall and then they show one of the units in Soledad Central. A Soledad Central cell, I'm surprised the two convicts in the cell didn't tell the camera to get lost. It doesn't look like they keep their pad very clean just by looking at the toilet. Now they're filming in the gym which was full of bunks. Years ago I was at soledad, I lasted almost 3 weeks on North yard until they caught us drinking whiskey in our cell then they transferred me to Soledad Central and I lasted about 3 weeks there before I picked up a SHU term and spent nine months in O wing which is the hole in soledad. It was probably one of the best holes I've ever been in my life. I have mixed feelings watching this video.
Another great vid looking inside the prisons of the 80’s Definitely a difference between today’s prisoners and then.
Also you think of how many Fathers were put away. I know they had to pay their debt but I’m sure a lot of them were put away for BS as well.
currently watching this video because my father gets released from here tomorrow September 15th
@@jazminejoleen3776 that is great!
@@jazminejoleen3776 good for him. I wish him and your family the best. I'm locked up right now and happy to see people go home to their loved ones
I wonder how many were in there for weed
jazmine joleen Great news. I hope for the best for you and your family.
the inmate in the blue woolen hat , looks very familiar to me for some reason like to know where is he now and his name . I am from the UK but some strange reason seen him somewhere before .
After looking at these cells, it hard to believe that i didn't go crazy during my incarceration in 1987 and 88!
Very small space
Imagine that some of them are still there.
Smoking cigarettes tells you enough how real it was
Can you post one of the l.a county jail..and oh yea was easier to do time it seems walking anywhere smoking no politics
And you probably still got some of these people that's been locked up since 1985 on this video they probably have life without parole
This the year i was an baby & tell this day my uncle still n prison I'm 36 now
Same with me and my uncle
@@awhite804 Damn
I unfortunately did time for some poor decisions I made back in 2000…after leaving R&O { receiving and orientation } I was shipped to a level 2/3 camp which had a open dorm style layout … it was absolutely horrible!!! Fights broke out several times a day everyone knew where the blind spots were so if an assault took place the perpetrators hardly if ever got caught…I watched people come back from canteen aka commissary and get full on strong armed for there bag…I seen people get extorted which was a big deal a unsuspecting person comes in doesn’t have any kind of jail smarts and the next thing you know he’s being extorted and shot a store list every single store day..I never had to deal with that kind of shit I got into fights and it was mainly because of street beef or issues I had with certain individuals…after being rolled to a higher level camp I got into a 2 bunk cell and I was fortunate to get a cool ass celly I had a tv he had a tv we cooked every night and we just jailed we had a work out routine and did a lot of handball for cardio and I 12/12 my bit back in 06 and I’ve only had 2 tickets since then lol prison is not a badge of honor it is not fun!!! I ended up doing 14 months in county which 6 months of that was in the Hole and another 26 months before I got out on parole stay out of trouble peeps
That sounds horrific. Thanks for sharing and hopefully you have your life on track and priorities in check. Peace
I got so lucky at a young age as I once thought but as you age you look back and think wtf was I thinking your wisdom and age will always outside their youth and treachery...LIVE ON BROTHER NEVER GET IT DOWN AGAIN
Just curious what your thoughts are on the recent murder of rapper "Moneysign suede" in the solidad training facility showers. He was found at 9:55 pm in showers after guards noticed him missing at head count. Would something minor lead to him having a hit out?
@@adamefamily2594why
That's around the year my dad was in their
People on their best behavior when that camera on 😂
Soledad is a Tough Prison. A lot of guys went to that Prison on a few year sentence and never came home.
back when it was really crackin
Dam ..these dudes freeze in front of that camera. Ain't nobody got no rap.
It's funny how some dudes still looked like they were in the 70's still rockin bell bottoms and long ass hair
@Brandon Taylor lol!!!
It is a trip going in there it's like time is behind 10 years. I went in 93 sodas were 75cent in vending machines they were 25cents in San Quintin canteen.
I went in the 90s cans of pop was 25c in there packs of cigarettes was $ 2.40 and pouches of tobacco with the rolling papers where only .44 cents. It was like going back in time.
@@mylanmattox1873 exactly!
@Ronald Washington wtf?🤢🤮
wtf is going on dude the one guy kept getting up and climbing down his bunk and it was like the shining the way they stared bro.....id have been shook
No obesity, no one had tarts on their face or head, and no one acted like a clown in front of the camera.
so funny how they just stare at the camera for two minutes straight at 8:55
Only imagine what they were thinking
they felt so uncomfortable 😂😂😭😭😆
who the hell was this camera man ...all up in these dudes faces..