Someone else makes "toilet hooch", the prison alcoholic cocktail, and sneaking things into prison (in bottoms, birds, baby diapers, etc) is an art form.
The guards all fear someone is going to stab them, but the screwdriver gets used as a mocked up dildo. It's an accident, but it's a big deal in prison. In Orange is the New Black, a screwdriver goes missing from the industrial workshop. Inmates often asked me to bring in old magazines so they could extract the ink to make tattoos.
Prison brings out people's creative side. I was touched until I realized there was a note for me, but also a letter inside that I was supposed to mail. One time an inmate gave me a greeting card. I was often asked to mail something (letters in and out of prison are usually read, so they wanted to avoid that). Males use physical intimidation, but women use psychological warfare. One of the most fascinating things about a women's prison is that female prisoners try to manipulate you. I was not entirely surprised to see that inmates in Orange is the New Black utilize the chapel to get it on. Those who wanted to get a little frisky or use the meeting as social hour stopped coming to my group and went to religious services instead because there were more people and they could sit closer together. I learned fast that it was best to make inmates put chairs a certain distance apart. We always had issues about whether or not it could be stapled). I led a book club and weekly newspaper group (more like a newsletter. It is also true that inmates are quick to test what you'll let them do. Even heterosexual women will sometimes take on a lesbian "prison wife" while behind bars. People want companionship and, as illustrated in the series, relationships behind bars often bring women added protection. The concept of "prison wives" is indeed true. What will jump out immediately is all the prison sex in the show – both lesbian (the producers clearly felt the need to have at least one "boob scene" per episode) and heterosexual thanks to a supporting cast of questionable male guards. Her nickname is "college", and another inmate explains prison to her like this: "It's just like the Hamptons, only fucking horrible." The show chronicles the year an upper middle class New Yorker named Piper Chapman spends behind bars for being briefly involved in drug trafficking during her wild child phase. We're all just in here because we took a wrong turn going to church.
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