vegetables? ln a prison?
I'm amazed at what's
crawling in our soup.
-What are you talking about?
-Little creatures.
-Where?
-There.
What's his story?
Why does he get a separate table?
That's Grossberger. The biggest killer
in the history of the Southwest.
He killed his whole family and all
his relatives in one weekend.
Then he killed some people
who reminded him of them.
-He here for rehabilitation?
-He threw the chaplain through a wall...
...burned down the factory.
But he hasn't killed anyone here.
I wouldn't sit with him,
and I killed my stepdaddy.
I wonder what triggered all that
violence. He seems so gentle.
I see what it is.
Nobody has ever just sat down
and honestly talked with that man.
-Poor kid.
-The man's not ready for an interview.
Hello.
I'll wait till after
he's had a little nap.
Do you mind? Why did you
kill your stepfather anyway?
Criticizing my new fur jacket.
And slapping my hand.
-What should we do with him, Jack?
-How late was he?
A week.
You snort up all that nice blow
and then you forget about paying.
Teach him to be punctual.
-What was that all about?
-That's Jack Graham.
You don't mess with him.
-A guard can yank you out like that?
-He's an inmate like you and me.
He runs the cellblock.
Dope, whiskey, a woman.
He can get you anything you want.
And he can get you killed.
Well, I don't want anything from him.
That's Blade. He runs the Third World
side of cellblock two.
Before Grossberger, he held the
axe-murder record in the Southwest.
It's hard to be the best.
He's gonna give me the cheeseburger.
How do you like it?
I don't want a cheeseburger.
I'm watching my weight.
-Don't worry.
-Getting fat.
-I'll protect you. I make him uneasy.
-I wonder why.
Hi. I'm going. Skip, my friend.
Excuse me, would you?
-I'll come with you.
-Oh, shit.
I'm a little nervous.
Did you sleep any better last night?
A little between nightmares.
The walls close in on me.
I know. I have it on the list. Roomier
cells, soap dish, toilet seats--
What are you talking about?
-That's ridiculous.
-Put that on your list.
-I will. Unnecessary violence.
-See what they did to him?
Okay, you two, inside.
-Inmates 65984 and 65985.
-The New Yorkers.
How do you do, sir?
Very nice to meet you.
We'd like to touch--
I think I speak for Harry.
-Would like to--
-No.
Harry's a little nervous,
and I am a little bit too.
This is a different
way of life for us.
We'd like to discuss
with you some ideas...
...we think would make
life easier for all.
-Oh, do we have to listen to this?
-Were you in the middle of something?
No. Mr. Wilson just doesn't feel the
same need to be hospitable as I do.
Get on the bull!
-Get on the ball?
-Get on the bull!
Is that what that is? I didn't know.
Oh, is that a recreational activity?
I was hoping for volleyball or tennis.
We have an annual prison rodeo
we're awfully proud of.
We like to run you new
fellas through a test...
...to see if you have any
aptitude for it.
Sure. Fine with me.
-Be sure we don't miss some rodeo star.
-You don't need me, right?
-You wanna shut up?
-Okay.
-Okay, let her rip.
-You're on backwards.
Okay.
Over the rigging.
I thought you meant the other way.
I was looking for the
horns to come out. Okay.
-You ready, Mr. Wilson?
-Ready.
Proceed.
Harry, you gotta try this.
It's fun.
It's like the merry-go-round
at Coney lsland.
Try two level.
Where's the part where I go,
" Hee-ya"?
Go to three.
This is fun.
Look, Ma. I'm dancing.
Ride it, Skip!
Ride that son of a bitch!
All right.
-Is it all right if I get off now?
-Yes. You can get off now.
You two fellas can
go on back to your cells.
Mr. Barstow!
-We had a nice visit, didn't we?
-Yeah. Mr. Barstow!
Here are the ideas I mentioned.
Why don't you chew on these?
When you're ready, we'll go over them.
-Get rid of them.
-Maybe we can meet for lunch.
-I don't believe what I saw.
-The machine's malfunctioning!
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