SlavaPastuk

I went to jail in Canada for two years. Here's all the ingenious, creative, and unique ways I've heard of guys bringing in contraband into the federal facilities. Whether it's drones, a fence play, or getting in good with an employee, where there's a will there's a way! One time, I actually saw someone cooking cr**k in the kitchen at minimum security, but that's a story for another time. Obviously, smuggling anything illegal is bad. Don't do it! The story of how I went to jail: https://linktr.ee/badtripsbook Twitter: @SlavaP IG: @Slava.Pastuk

Toronto South Detention Center is one of Ontario's most notorious prisons. If you're a fan of Toronto rap music you've probably heard it mentioned in songs. I believe that there is always a silver lining in any situation. That's why I spent my time in jail focused on the positives, which I will share with you today. I do not believe in bad people, just bad decisions!

I went to jail for 28 months in Canada and now I'm telling you everything I learned. Here are five words that everybody who's about to do time in Canada should learn. it could save your life!

Today I want to talk about my experiences in Canada's correctional facilities. Specifically, the difference between Provincial Jail and Federal Prison. Going to jail can be a scary and stressful experience, but I'm here to help you understand what to expect and how to handle it. I'm going to share with you what life was like in these facilities, not just from a practical matter, but the overall vibe inside and the interactions you can expect to have with other inmates.