Violence Over Ramen? We Still Can't Believe It, But It's Frighteningly True…
We've heard a lot of stories about prison food — namely, how atrocious it is and the lengths that inmates will go to to get enough cash to buy something edible from the prison commissary. We've also heard stories about the prison system's version of the black market, where the main currency is often cigarettes, which can be traded to buy everything from chocolate bars to clothing. However, it seems there is a new sought-after prison currency: ramen noodles!
That's right, the cheap and easy-to-make meal that struggling college students and starving artists have lived on for years is now incredibly in-demand in prisons all across the U.S.
In fact, just two packages of ramen can be traded for a sweatshirt! But why the sudden demand for this simple little food? Well, it all has to do with the decrease in the quality of prison food in facilities throughout the U.S., owing largely to the need for prisons to save money. As the quality and quantity of food has decreased, inmates have been forced to get creative to get a good and hot meal.
To Find Out Why Ramen Is So Valuable In Prison, Please Head On Over To The Next Page For The Bloody Details…
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