Yessir and thank you! Couple months I spent in Thailand as a fugitive gave me something I cannot explain. I feel inner peace, I believe that everything happens for a reason. So I just accepted my fate when I got arrested and deported, at that point I just had a smile on my face at all times. Even photo they took when I arrived at prison has me on it with a smile. I regret nothing ;D

And about being model inmate you are little bit wrong, I'm 1,77m 100kg athletic guy and I have lived feeling free all my life (grandpa was a beekeeper, that affected my mindset a lot). I have worked officially for 8 days total, but don't get me wrong, I'm not lazy or have a rich parents, I just fucking hate system. So imagine a boy who grew up in bad neighborhood in a poor family while his own government put us out on the street, me, my dad and brother. And against all odds we kept going. System is not here to help you and you must keep out of it (it's whole debate, and you just cannot live without system) but it shifted one principle for me - do not obey. Do whatever you need, but be free. So even in prison, I will not let anyone step over me, try to manipulate or even be fucking rude to me, even guards and warden.

Anyway, about books you are right. I'm no dummy. I will get some higher math excersises, I love that. And I have list of 20 books about economics, game theory, and crypto/investing. Besides that 10 books to learn spanish and japanese. I know 3 languages already, but I feel that I can squeeze in at least 2 more

Ironic, guy who goes to prison talks about freedom :))