i have a bunkie.switch off cleaning. >> i takes my shower and i read my bible after my shower. >> the only television we're allowed to watch here is the food network. so some girls watch that. some walk around in circles, you know, trying to get exercise. >> really i just walk around or write or draw. i like to play spades because it keeps you busy during the day. >> i comes out and play cards or whatever and communicate with the other inmates. >> my day is immersed in enjoying the company of women that i never thought that i would be interested or intrigued by. and just eat chow and watch the food channel. all this good food you can't eat. >> then you know, at 5:00 we get our chow for dinner. and then medications again. and we go to sleep and start it all over again the next day. it's the same old thing every day. >> we wake up every day and do the same thing over. >> one day is like the next. >> it's the sam thing every day, every day. just for months at a time. >> how long does it take you to get o

i have a bunkie.itch off cleaning. >> i takes my shower and i read my bible after my shower. >> the only television we're allowed to watch here is the food network. so some girls watch that. some walk around in circles, you know, trying to get exercise. >> really i just walk around or write or draw. i like to play spades because it keeps you busy during the day. >> i comes out and play cards or whatever and communicate with the other inmates. >> my day is immersed in enjoying the company of women that i never thought that i would be interested or intrigued by. and just eat chow and watch the food channel. all this good food you can't eat. >> then you know, at 5:00 we get our chow for dinner. and then medications again. and we go to sleep and start it all over again the next day. it's the same old thing every day. >> we wake up every day and do the same thing over. >> one day is like the next. >> it's the sam thing every day, every day. just for months at a time. >> how long does it take you to get ove

supposed to hit it again, bunky. >> life is a gamble in general.'t know what tomorrow may bring forth. or i might just be able to be, hey. you can't find nothing on this man. all of this stuff is inadequate puffed up charges. more than likely, the jury will be able to see this too. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> on the ground! >> no way to handle the situation in here. you've got to fight. >> she got a broken eye socket. i put her in the infirmary for eight days. >> love that. >> i chased after a court officer. they said i hit one and kicked one and spit on him.

because if it's not my bunkie then it's a guard walking around. >> music. >> i would say -- we used tout we don't have them anymore. they took them. >> music, my dogs, my family, and my husband. those are the only things that matter to me. >> for me personally the one thing i miss the most that i haven't done in a really long time is spinning fire. like hawaiian style, luau style just spinning some fire and the noise -- >> i don't even know what spinning fire is. >> like go to a luau and you see the guys spinning fire. and the noise it makes. it whizzes past your head, and it's amazing. and that to me is the closest i get to heaven on earth. that's the most peaceful i am. aside from family and stuff like that. that's like my thing that i do when i'm out there. if i can find something to light on fire and spin around my head, guaranteed i'm doing that. >> see, i would never have guessed that one. >> yeah. >> okay, what's the very -- the minute you get out, if you had your wish, what would be the first thing you that do when you get out? >> beside children? >> yeah. >> i'm going to crack

>> i'm out of here, bunky. yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you.hat i've got to do, for myself, my family. my son. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> an inmate takes his fights from the streets to the halls of the jail. >> [ bleep ]. >> and his boyhood friend follows his example. >> did you guys not start this fight? but you did finish it? >> two brothers turn to crime to support their habits. >> you robbed someone with a rock? >> you hit someone with it really hard and take what's in their pockets. >> iik

because if it's not my bunkie then it's a guard walking around. >> music. >> i would say -- we used towe don't have them anymore. they took them. >> music, my dogs, my family, and my husband. those are the only things that matter to me. >> for me personally the one thing i miss the most that i haven't done in a really long time is spinning fire. like hawaiian style, luau style just spinning some fire and the noise -- >> i don't even know what spinning fire is. >> like go to a luau and you see the guys spinning fire. and the noise it makes. it whizzes past your head, and it's amazing. and that to me is the closest i get to heaven on earth. that's the most peaceful i am. aside from family and stuff like that. that's like my thing that i do when i'm out there. if i can find something to light on fire and spin around my head, guaranteed i'm doing that. >> see, i would never have guessed that one. >> yeah. >> okay, what's the very -- the minute you get out, if you had your wish, what would be the first thing you that do when you get out? >> beside children? >> yeah. >> i'm going to cracker

. >> i got into an altercation with my bunky. ended up stabbing him. >> i stuck my hand up his ass to my forearm and bashed his head and made him drink out that toilet. and took the toilet and strangled him. when they opened up the door, i tried to throw him off the tier. >> i tore the sheet and wrapped it around his head and i said, nope, you ain't doing nothing. >> but at the brushy mountain correctional complex in tennessee we met two cell mates who were not only successfully living together, but doing so in a maximum security unit, locked up 23 hours per day. >> it's not any kind of fun, stuck in a cell. you go out. me and him go out and work out every day, come back in the cell and watch tv and listen to the radio. that's our life every day. >> sky bishop was sent to the hole when he refused to share his cell with an inmate the prison assigned him. >> what about your cell mate now? >> i've known him for over a year. that's my buddy right there. i don't have any problems with him. we always get along. i had him moved down her