i don't want anybody talking to me. >> all right. the way most cellies negotiate that is if my celly needs to use the restroom, i'm going to find something to do. >> okay. >> he normally leaves at 6:30 in the morning. and so, my regular system is hooked up so after 6:30 i'm good to go. >> so, it's kind of like when women live together, their cycles all sort of align? when you live with a guy, you have to make sure you're not on the same gastrointestinal cycle? >> yeah. and finding the right celly, that's one of the big things. >> that's one of the big things. if you both have a -- >> yeah. when you leave -- >> oh, man. >> and that's the cell slug. that's where the cell slug comes in. >> thank you. we can step out of here. starting to get a little claustrophobic. one thing that's become clear to me in my time here is that every inmate is open to talking about the reason they're in san quentin, and not in a gossipy way or a defensive way, but in a taking responsibility way. how did you end up here? >> i was arrested in 1996 for a series of bank robberies in san
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