Guards come around and check names and numbers. Dinner is served. Guards come around, turn on all the lights and check names and numbers to make sure no one has checked out on their shift. Guards turn on all lights and wake everybody up, asking for names and numbers. Guards make rounds with porters, sweeping run ways and checking to see if you need any I-60s sick cell request, visiting change list, etc.
Breakfast is served.
If you recreate during the day time, you have to shower and put the same wet, sweaty, dirty underclothes back on after you shower unless you have your own personal underclothes, purchased from the unit commissary. If you become ill, or have a heart attack, you might as well lay down and hope like hell you do not kick the bucket before the officers make another round because it doesn t matter how loud you yell or scream. They are not going to answer you. They act like they cannot hear a word you are saying. Every three days they change out your jumper suit.