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It's not for kiddy fiddling don't worry. I did some dumb shit a few months back and made a stupid mistake. Anyways, judge wants me in jail soon. Not sure on the sentence length or what not.

I'm tryna get my life back on track and not be such a tard. Heading back to school, working better on money management, turning to religion, etc.

Regardless I wanted to know if poal had any advice or experiences worth knowing before I go. I'm a bit anxious and expecting the worst

It's not for kiddy fiddling don't worry. I did some dumb shit a few months back and made a stupid mistake. Anyways, judge wants me in jail soon. Not sure on the sentence length or what not. I'm tryna get my life back on track and not be such a tard. Heading back to school, working better on money management, turning to religion, etc. Regardless I wanted to know if poal had any advice or experiences worth knowing before I go. I'm a bit anxious and expecting the worst

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Fight if you have to or else you'll get run over daily.

Not entirely true, at least in the several county jails I've "visited." Fights were pretty rare. Even where I expected it to be the worst, Wayne County (Detroit).. both Dickerson and the "Old jail." Not many actual fist-connecting fights to be had. There's way more "almost-fights" than actual fights. People in county jail usually don't want to extend their stay.

Kept to myself, have had very little trouble. Closest fight I've had was with a nigger regarding what TV channel we were going to watch that day. Though I was going to get my ass whupped by him and his boys, but HE backed down! And I'm not intimidating in the slightest...! Then had white people congratulating me for the next week for "standing up to that guy." (I know I know.. everyone clapped yadda yadda)

I'm sure your statement would be true in a prison setting, though.