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In this video federal prison consultant, Justin Paperny, answers 22 more questions asked to him by business students at USC. Questions include:

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Secrets About Federal Prison:
1. Did some men cry from boredom or sadness?
2. How afraid was I the first day in prison?
3. How does someone prepare for prison?
4. How much do client’s spend each month in prison?
5. Why do people fail in prison?
6. Why does institutionalized mean?
7. Can you get a prison tattoo?
8. Are you allowed to have a cell phone in prison?
9. What is the worst thing I say in prison?
10. What do I hate most about the industry I work in?
11. How often did I get visitors in prison?
12. How often can you visit in prison?
13. What would I do differently if I went to federal prison again?
14. Why should someone hire me?
15. What was first thing I did when I left federal prison?
16. How did I spend my first full day in the halfway house?
17. Why should you get your halfway house job lined up in prison?
18. What did women do when I found out I went to prison?
19. What advice do you have for someone who is going to prison?
20. What is the biggest mistake defendant’s make?
21. What was worst day in federal prison?
22. What was best in federal prison?
23. What was the best meal in federal prison?
24. Is it legal to have others cook for you in federal prison?
25. What was the worst tattoo I saw in prison?
26. Did I ever think I would go to federal prison?
27. What advice would you give to students about to graduate?

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Justin Paperni: I don't want to have to ask. Okay. This is Justin Paperni here with my good friend Sam Pampeo. The first video we did together was supposed to be one video, but I talked too much and there's a lot of questions. Sam decided that he was going to insert some of his own questions on top of the USC student questions. We're breaking it up into two videos. Sam, like I say, welcome back, but we're really in the same spot we just stopped the video and recorded a new video.
Sam Pampeo: We took a small break and we're back. I got a fresh cup of coffee and we're ready to roll.
Justin Paperni: All right. Let's go.
Sam Pampeo: Okay, so here we go. Jumping right back in. Do you find or did you find that some men cry from boredom or sad and loneliness?
Secrets About Federal Prison:
Justin Paperni: Yes. There's certainly, prison you can feel very isolated and alone, which is strange because you are around so many men. I wrote a blog in prison about a friend, with whom I worked in the kitchen who would go into the bathroom stall in the evenings and cry and spend a lot of time alone. His parents would not bring his two daughters to visit. That was just devastating for him. Yes, despite being around a lot of people it's very easy to feel alone and isolated. Absolutely.
Sam Pampeo: Yeah, I can see that happening. How afraid were you, if at all, the first day or were you afraid that something might happen to you?
Justin Paperni: I wasn't afraid that something would happen to me the first day in prison. I was afraid that the time would feel like a million years. You hear 18 months, it feels like a life sentence. I was afraid that every day would feel like an eternity. I did a pretty good job of keeping my mouth shut, doing a lot of listening, not a lot of talking. I was fortunate to meet Michael Santos, my good friend Andrew Alcheck, God rest his soul. I wasn't worried about being beat up or anything. I was more worried like the time would feel like an eternity.
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