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I'm absolutely serious when I say that the second illustration of the "suites" bares a striking resemblance to the layout of the county jail I briefly stayed in
by mikestew 5y ago
I'm absolutely serious when I say that the second illustration of the "suites" bares a striking resemblance to the layout of the county jail I briefly stayed in in Anderson, Indiana. There a few differences I'll note:
1. The rooms in the jail were larger, but I did have a roommate, so I'm not sure which has the larger amount of personal space.
2. In jail, at least there were windows.
3. In jail, I only had to share the toilet with one other person. The dorm has eight people, and one pooper and shower? I'll take jail, thanks.
4. Jail didn't have a fridge and kitchen sink, however.
- tinalumfoil 5y agoI think people you're underestimating how poor the conditions in most jails are. Maybe at Riker's island you share a toilet with less people, but it's dirtier, the healthcare will take 20 years off your life and there's good chance you'll get murdered before you get out.
- anonuser123456 5y agoSaid jail wasn't located in Santa Barbara, situated in arguably one of the best climates in the world, and inmates aren't allowed to leave at their leisure to go enjoy said climate.
- salawat 5y agoIf your answer to a claim of crappy building is "go outside", you've admitted defeat in an architecture fight. Architecture is about making enclosed spaces work for you to obviate the need to go/have somewhere else.