shajandr
2 월 전
It's just prison, Dave.
No bigg deal.
Think of it as early retirement. Free lodging, free food, free clothes, free medical care, free dental, glasses if you need them, free prescriptions, no utility bills, free TV, free book borrowing, free laundry, and it's entirely a non-smoking environment.
Plus you have lotsa time for cards, dominoes, and making/drinking pruno. Time will fly. Before you know it, you'll be dead Lease-A and Jeffy don't have the bucks for a funeral, so yer body will go unclaimed and wind up either torched or in a potter's grave.
There's nothing to worry about, Dave, when all is lost, as it is for you now. Enjoy your Golden Years paid for by Unkkkle Sammy.
This life thing ... well, it wasn't really working~OUTT forya anyway. So no real loss there. You hadn't saved for retirement, so now you will be on Unkkkle Scam's BOP Retirement Plan. Best of all: NO TAXES! Flip side is that you won't be eligible for Social Security in prison. Butt you can learn to like the pancakes and the watered-down corn syrup with brown food coloring. Margarine tho, no butter in the BOP system.
Yeah, it's gonna suck badly, butt hay, you earned this retirement. So enjoy!
Dingbatt
11 월 전
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