Teach these prisoners that there is a way to succeed outside those walls! This is just the beginning but I hope they continue offering new programs for prisoners so they can see they can live a positive and productive life outside of prison. Teach these prisoners different trades that are marketable in the outside world, then when they're out they won't feel like they have to return to old ways to get by.
I can observe just from some of these clips how rewarding it can be. I mean look making pasta ravioli/tortelloni with a roller. If you can get through it, hang tough through it. Look you made something great. Problem is a lot of them just don't have the moral strength once they get out. But there are restaurants in rough areas that would most likely take them on. There should be a return to work scheme. Give them some incentive to keep it up. Doesn't that pint at the end of the day taste better when you earned it. That sort of thing!
This is why it's better to spend money on programs than just doing constant lockdown. You get what you put in when it comes to correcting behavior. If you just lock somebody down with no opportunities and nothing to hope for, he will leave as bad if not worse than he was. If you teach and educate, theres SO MANY advantages. It's motivation to behave, it gives skills which means job opportunities, it keeps them busy, it can benefit the facilities themselves (kitchen, prison industry, maintenance, etc). Look at where we are today with record incarceration rates and high recidivism rates; what do we have to lose? Let's flip state joints to actual rehabilitation, and give it maybe ten years. We've tried everything else, from quaker style penance and isolation to Reagan's tough on crime to 23/1 lockdown... Let's just make a total effort for just a little while.
i hope we can have more programs like this to reduce the amount of inmates returning because feeding 2.2 million inmates 2x a day is costing shit loads of tax money on this , and these inmates need to be fed all year , when we can spend the money on our education and turning our poorest neighborhoods around
Juan Renteris Trump did signed a criminal justice reform that allows training programs at all US prisons, and it even erase criminal record if it’s non violence and good behavior in jail something like that, so many prisoners now can get a second chance.
I did time up here in Massachusetts where I live for petty little things only I did a year but a year felt like 10 years. The only thing that I disagree with I mean I agree with the whole Rehabilitation process and the MasterChef teaching inmates how to be a chef and this and that but they have to go through a screening process I think that's a bunch of BS excuse my language and I'll tell you why if they didn't violate the law they wouldn't be in prison they wouldn't be in jail so they shouldn't have to go under a background check they should just have to agree that they want to take place in the rehabilitation program of whatever trade they want and as long as they go by by the rules it should be fine I think somebody wants to better their life let them do it....
Hopefully they got a certificate or something so they can get a job out of jail or prison. Because just having some cooking lessons in jail without proof won't get them far.
This is real rehabilitation and corrections!!!
My last name is Piccinonno. This chef is steady changing lives. More than any correctional officer I’ve ever met by far.
I'm hoping the chef will give me a meeting next week he said.
I wish we had that in county. Sadly I have multiple assault charges. I'd love to be able to learn how to cook.
Stay up! God bless you and do good! From a CO
Sean Prior so you have, priors? Lol
You have the internet... That's all the help you need.
Are you still in jail??
@@SnowbunyinIL
No lol
Teach these prisoners that there is a way to succeed outside those walls! This is just the beginning but I hope they continue offering new programs for prisoners so they can see they can live a positive and productive life outside of prison. Teach these prisoners different trades that are marketable in the outside world, then when they're out they won't feel like they have to return to old ways to get by.
Where the fuck do they serve ravioli? Not cook county ...only bland kidney beans
The instructor is amazing god bless him.
God bless the inmates as well.
To bad I wasn't in division 11 long enough at the end of 2018 to try the pizza that we can buy. My celly said it was good AS hell
I can observe just from some of these clips how rewarding it can be. I mean look making pasta ravioli/tortelloni with a roller. If you can get through it, hang tough through it. Look you made something great. Problem is a lot of them just don't have the moral strength once they get out. But there are restaurants in rough areas that would most likely take them on. There should be a return to work scheme. Give them some incentive to keep it up. Doesn't that pint at the end of the day taste better when you earned it. That sort of thing!
3:38 THE CHEF SAID ALL THEY KNOW IS BURGERS, FRIED CHICKEN AND HOT DOGS THAT IS GARBAGE😳
hopefully these men take what they learn here and start a life with it.
Cmon you sayin therez srill people in jail?? Dayamm
Hopefully more businesses will hire inmates and they will stop asking people if they've ever been convicted of a crime. The past is the past
Everybody should get a second chance ..
What about a 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th or 7th chance????!!!
That is not true , if someone does something horrible like raping a child they deserve nothing
Jail is meant to punish and rehabilitate. When you punish without being shown a better way....you repeat the same act.
Juicy smollett will appreciate the 4 star cuisine.. Crook county takes good care of the criminals..
yeah, the gaurds are eating that stuff, while the inmates get slop o crap!
Why did i google this....bruh me and others aint shit for a week eating that slop and that boot leg kool aide could paint concrete
He kind of looks like Vic Tayback who played Mel on Allice.
4:39 all I have to say about inmates in jail! Nasty
This is why it's better to spend money on programs than just doing constant lockdown. You get what you put in when it comes to correcting behavior. If you just lock somebody down with no opportunities and nothing to hope for, he will leave as bad if not worse than he was.
If you teach and educate, theres SO MANY advantages. It's motivation to behave, it gives skills which means job opportunities, it keeps them busy, it can benefit the facilities themselves (kitchen, prison industry, maintenance, etc). Look at where we are today with record incarceration rates and high recidivism rates; what do we have to lose? Let's flip state joints to actual rehabilitation, and give it maybe ten years. We've tried everything else, from quaker style penance and isolation to Reagan's tough on crime to 23/1 lockdown... Let's just make a total effort for just a little while.
Smh i always get sent to Div 6 or 10😪
i hope we can have more programs like this to reduce the amount of inmates returning because feeding 2.2 million inmates 2x a day is costing shit loads of tax money on this , and these inmates need to be fed all year , when we can spend the money on our education and turning our poorest neighborhoods around
Juan Renteris Trump did signed a criminal justice reform that allows training programs at all US prisons, and it even erase criminal record if it’s non violence and good behavior in jail something like that, so many prisoners now can get a second chance.
Such lies! Don’t do crime people! If you do! Stop plying and being for forgiveness and do your time!
If nothing else, these men will come out of jail and be able to cook for themselves, and eat well.
My Celly at the time @1:26
My nigga Fry🤙🏾
Free Sane💯
Pbg kemo at 3:00 😂
Fr?
All this and the chef is very true. He is correct
I respect the chef
A real top chef . None of the fake wannabes the have on TV.
Why don't they wear gloves???
It cooks...
You wash hands more often without them. Standard and most sanitary practice.
Professional skills training support
In jail for posession. I hope he was lying
It's ridiculous if you ask me. Private prison's lobby for these drug laws.
The italian model loveseeèeeèe3eeeeeeeeeèe
Goo italy in der wold amen
I did time up here in Massachusetts where I live for petty little things only I did a year but a year felt like 10 years. The only thing that I disagree with I mean I agree with the whole Rehabilitation process and the MasterChef teaching inmates how to be a chef and this and that but they have to go through a screening process I think that's a bunch of BS excuse my language and I'll tell you why if they didn't violate the law they wouldn't be in prison they wouldn't be in jail so they shouldn't have to go under a background check they should just have to agree that they want to take place in the rehabilitation program of whatever trade they want and as long as they go by by the rules it should be fine I think somebody wants to better their life let them do it....
Brian Morton it helps because won’t they need to be screened when they get out for jail?
sadly in the real world they want get a chance so it doesn't matter in my opinion.
Hopefully they got a certificate or something so they can get a job out of jail or prison. Because just having some cooking lessons in jail without proof won't get them far.
LMAO