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[whattheytellyou]

[Public]I have a question to pose to the rest of you. This isn’t a condemnation of anyone aboard; I’m not judging the choices anyone has made. Or will make. It’s a product of my own curiosity, getting the better of me once again. This is particularly directed to the wardens, but I do welcome the inmates to weigh in, as well

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[whattheytellyou]

I'm beginning to wonder if I'm the only one here who actually made a deal, coming into this.

Thank you for being candid with me.

[whattheytellyou]

I've got a count of three or four others who don't or didn't have one.

[whattheytellyou]

Of course not. I wouldn't suggest there's a right or wrong way to go about this.

I can understand why some people might be here for altruistic reasons. It's hard not to get invested.

[whattheytellyou]

I can understand why you might be concerned about that.

[whattheytellyou]

It does make interactions with our respective inmates somewhat different. I think there's an additional level of respect between a warden and inmate when a deal isn't involved.

Amanda and Hoffman like to throw it in my face quite often.

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[whattheytellyou]

Would you stay on after she graduated?

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[whattheytellyou]

...You mean dying.

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[whattheytellyou]

Considering our last conversation, I did, yes.