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Prison guards pay me
as I file their woes. Workers comp and lunch times. Please punch out soon! My fellow prisoners snarl when I hand them their checks. "Not right! Not right!" Like a broken record player. Warden says "Girl, you're too young to be free!" Maybe in a few years. My mantra each day. I'd pay my bail if I had the chance. But if I had that kind of money, I wouldn't be here! Nose to the grindstone. Please! Let me out! But, ya know, in the end, it's all worth it.
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