Have you ever been in the brig?
Was it uncomfortable or was it just serving time.
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What is “the brig”? I’m unfamiliar with the term.
A naval term…a prison, esp. on a warship.
Thanks @gailcalled. Then I can say now with all honesty that I have never been in the brig.
As I have never served on a seafaring vessel I have never been in the brig.
I dated a girl named Briggs (Paula) one time & we shagged, so I guess you could say yeah, i’ve been in the Briggs.
Brig inmates sleep 2200–0600 every day.
Regular sailors work 16–22 hours a day when underway, and there’s no guarantee that there time off will be all at once; in fact, it probably won’t.
Brig inmates get 3 meals a day.
Regular sailors often work through one and sleep through another. Many rely on the ship’s store for food.
In-port, regular sailors may have a chance to leave the ship, especially if in-port 72 hours or more while brig inmates, almost by definition, can’t.
There’s upsides and downsides.
@jerv You’ve informed us very well, but you’ve not answered the question.
Nope. No military experience, and I have never been in jail, either.
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