July 13, 2025
1. Welcome To Paradise
Beauregard "Beau" Thibodaux introduces us to the chaotic opening day of Alligator Alcatraz, a hastily-built detention facility in the Florida Everglades. When drainage systems fail and the intake building floods, Warden Buckley Fitzpatrick III and Deputy Warden Chet McKenzie scramble to maintain the illusion of competence while an eight-foot alligator supervises from the processing area. Enter Tommy Esperanza, a quiet maintenance worker who solves the flooding crisis with practical wisdom, earning his first glimpse of the facility's potential. Through Beau's wry Southern narration, we witness the collision between bureaucratic arrogance and swamp reality—and the beginning of an unlikely transformation.
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Calaruga Shark Media.
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I've been in a lot of places where people don't
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want to be county lock up in Baton Rouge that
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smelled like desperation, and Pine saw that federal facility up
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in Beaumont where the guards were meaner than the inmates
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and twice as stupid. Even did sometime in a parish
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jail where the cockroaches paid rent and the rats had
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voting rights. But I ain't never seen nothing quite like
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this place. They call Alligator Alcatraz course that ain't its
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real name. Real names something bureaucratic and forgettable. Dade call
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your Intensive Detention and Processing Facility or some such nonsense
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that sounds like it was named by a committee of
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lawyers who never seen the business end of a pair
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of handcuffs. But when you got gators swimming in the moat,
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they didn't mean to dig in water moccasins using the
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guard towers for sunbathing. Well, some names just stick, like
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Spanish moss on a cypress tree. The thing about this
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place is it was built by folks who never been
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anywhere more rural than a country club golf course. They
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figured they'd stick us out here in the middle of
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nowhere with some prehistoric reptiles for company, and that'd be
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the end of it. Problem solved, as they say in Washington.
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What they didn't figure on was that some of us
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been living with gaiters our whole lives. Hell. My granddaddy
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used to wrestle them for tourist money down in Huma,
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back when a dollar meant something and a man's word
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was worth more than a politician's promise. These boys from
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up north, they think an alligator is like a guard
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dog with bigger teeth in a worse attitude. Shows you
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how much they know about anything that matters. See, they
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got this idea that if you make a place miserable enough,
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uncomfortable enough, dangerous enough, folks will do anything to stay
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away from it. And maybe that works with some people.
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But what they don't understand is that some of us
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been miserable and uncomfortable our whole lives, and we learned
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something they never did, how to make the best of
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a bad situation. That's where this story really starts, not
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with the politicians making speeches or the bureaucrats cutting ribbons,
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but with a man named Thomas Esperanza, Tommy we called him.
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And if you think that name's too convenient for the
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story I'm telling. Well, sometimes life has a sense of
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humor darker than a Louisiana by you at midnight. This
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is episode one, Welcome to Paradise, July fifteenth, twenty twenty five.
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That's the day they opened this place for business, though
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business might be too generous a word for what they
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were trying to do. I was in the first batch
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of what they called residence, though I ain't never lived
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anywhere where residents had to ask permission to use the
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bathroom and got their mail read by strangers. Picture this
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a convoy of buses rolling through the Everglades at dawn,
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air conditioning, struggling against the Florida heat like a one
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legged cat in a sandbox. We're all pressed against the windows,
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trying to figure out where exactly they're taking us, when
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suddenly the road just ends, turns into a dirt track
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that winds through saw grass and cypress trees, passed warning
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signs about alligators that somebody clearly put up in a hurry,
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And then you see it rising out of the swamp
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like some fever dream of efficiency. This collection of prefab
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buildings and chain link fence guard towers that looked like
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they were assembled by people who'd never seen a guard
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tower except in movies, and enough razor wire to gift
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wrap the state capitol. But the thing that really caught
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your attention wasn't the buildings or the fences. It was
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the water. See, when they built this place, they figured
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swamp land was just like any other land, except wetter.
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So they brought in these drainage contractors from up north
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who looked at the Everglades like it was a big
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bathtub that just needed the plug pulled. What they created
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instead was something like Venice, if Venice was designed by
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people who flunked geography and had never seen water that
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didn't come out of a faucet. These drainage ditches they
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dug turned into canals, and the canals filled up with
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every creature that had ever called the Everglades home. I'm
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talking alligators, snakes, turtles, birds, fish, and things I ain't
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got names for. The first bus driver took one look
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at this setup and said, y'all sure this is the
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right place, Like maybe there was another secret government facility
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in the middle of the swamp that was supposed to
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look like something other than a scout camp designed by
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people who'd never been camping. Now, while we're sitting on
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these buses trying to figure out if this is real
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life or some kind of elaborate practical joke. In the
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administrative building, and I use that term loosely, since it
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looked like a double wide trailer with delusions of grandeur.
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Warden Buckley Fitzpatrick the Third was having what you might
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call a moment of realization. Buckley Fitzpatrick the Third. That's
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three generations of men who never worked a day in
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their lives, never got their hands dirty except maybe in
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a garden party, and somehow got put in charge of
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other people's lives. Daddy Fitzpatrick was a judge. Grand Daddy
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Fitzpatrick was a senator, and Little Buckley got this job
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the way most political appointees get their jobs, by knowing
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the right people and writing the right checks. He was
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standing in his office, which had the best air conditioning
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in the facility, naturally, looking out his window at the
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circus unfolding in his front yard, and what he saw
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was not the smooth, military style operation he'd been promised
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by the contractors and consultants who'd built this place. What
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he saw was chaos with a government contract. Three guard
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boats were stuck in the mud because nobody thought to
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check how deep these drainage canals actually were. A maintenance
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crew was trying to figure out why the electronic gate
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system kept opening and closing by itself. Turns out a
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family of raccoons had made a nest in the control box,
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and in the middle of what was supposed to be
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the secure parking area, an eight foot alligator was sunbathing
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on the hood of a patrol car like he owned
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the place, which, when you think about it, he probably did.
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But Buckley Fitzpatrick the Third didn't get where he was
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by admitting mistakes or acknowledging reality when it interfered with
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his plans. He got where he was by having conference
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calls with important people and using words like operational parameters
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and facility optimization. So when his phone rang and some
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deputy assistant under secretary from Washington wanted to as status report,
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Buckley straightened his tie, looked out at the disaster unfolding
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in front of him, and said, in his most confident voice,
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everything is proceeding according to plan. We're implementing dynamic security
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protocols and adaptive management strategies, which is political speak for
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I have no idea what's happening, but I'm going to
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act like I meant for it to happen this way. Meanwhile,
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down in the buses, we're getting our first look at
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the man who is going to change everything, though none
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of us knew it at the time. Tommy Esperanza was
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sitting about three rows back in the second bus, looking
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out the window at this whole mess, with the kind
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of expression you see on a mechanic's face when someone
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brings him a car that's been fixed by their brother
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in law. Not angry, not surprised, just calculating, like he
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was already figuring out how to make things work better.
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Tommy was what they call a maintenance worker, though that
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title don't really capture what he could do. See, Tommy
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had one of those minds that understood how things were
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supposed to fit together. Give him a broken engine and
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he'd have it purring. Show him a leaky roof and
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he'd find a way to fix it with whatever was
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lying around hand. Him a mess of bureaucratic incompetence, and well,
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we were about to find out what he could do
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with that he'd been picked up in one of those
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immigration sweeps they were doing working at a hotel in Miami,
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where he kept the air conditioning running, the elevators working,
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and the guests happy. Been there fifteen years, had a
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work permit, paid his taxes, minded his own business. But
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when they need bodies for their new detention center and
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the headlines are screaming about border security, well, paperwork has
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a way of getting overlooked. Tommy didn't say much on
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that bus ride. Hell, Tommy didn't say much period, but
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he was watching everything, watching how the guards moved, how
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the facility was laid out, where the problems were, and brother,
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there were problems. The first sign things weren't going to
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go smooth was when they tried to unload us. See,
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they had this elaborate receiving process all planned out. We
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were supposed to get off the buses in orderly, groups
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go through processing stations, get assigned to housing units, the
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whole nine yards. Very professional, very efficient, except they hadn't
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counted on the fact that their main processing building was
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currently under water. Turns out, when you dig drainage ditches
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without understanding how water actually works, sometimes the water decides
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to go places you didn't invite it. In this case,
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it decided to take a tour of the administrative complex,
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starting with the basement where they'd installed all their fancy
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computer equipment, and ending up in the main hallway where
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it was having a real good time splashing around. So
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here we are thirty seven confused prisoners on three buses,
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watching guards and knee high boots, waiting around what was
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supposed to be the most secure and efficient detention facility
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in the southeastern United States. And in the distance, that
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eight foot alligator is still sunbathing on the patrol car,
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occasionally opening one eye to see what all the fuss
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is about. The bus driver, a local boy who knew
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the Everglades like most people know their own backyard, was
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trying not to laugh. Y'all want me to wait, he
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asked the garden charge, because I got a feeling this
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might take a while. That's when Deputy Warden chet mackenzie
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made his entrance. Now, chet mackenzie was one of those
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men who read a lot of books about leadership and strategy,
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but never quite figured out the difference between reading about
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something and actually doing it. He had a degree in
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criminal justice from some college you never heard of, and
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a head full of theories about how prisons should be run.
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He also had a habit of quoting Soon Sue at
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inappropriate moments, which should have been the first warning sign
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that he didn't quite understand his situation. Check came splashing
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through the flooded hallway, wearing rubber boots that came up
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to his knees and carrying a clipboard in a plastic
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bag like he was conducting some kind of amphibious military operation.
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He'd been put in charge of intake procedures, and he
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was determined to follow protocol, even if protocol hadn't been
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designed with aquatic conditions in mind. Gentlemen, he announced to nobody,
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in particular, because the guards were all busy trying to
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figure out how to process prisoners in ankle deep water.
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We are implementing adaptive intake protocols. This is exactly the
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kind of dynamic environment that tests our operational flexibility, which
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was Chet's way of saying he had no idea what
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to do, but wasn't going to admit it. But here's
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where Tommy showed the first sign of what he was
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really made of. While the rest of us were sitting
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on those buses watching this comedy unfold. Tommy was looking
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at the problem different. He wasn't seeing chaos. He was
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seeing a puzzle that needed solving. He raised his hand, polite, patient,
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like he was in school, And when one of the
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guards noticed, Tommy said in English, so clear and unaccented.
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It surprised everybody. Excuse me, sir, but I think I
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see what's happening with your water problem. Now. Most of
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the guards figured we were all supposed to be non
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English speakers, or at least not smart enough to understand
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what was happening, and Tommy, being Tommy, had let them
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think that sometimes being underestimated is the best advantage you
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can have. The guard looked at him like a dog
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that had suddenly started reciting poetry. You speak English, yes, sir,
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Tommy said, And I think your drainage system is backing
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up because you got a blockage in the main culvert.
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See that water over there, how it's flowing the wrong direction.
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That means something stopped up downstream. Chet mackenzie came splashing over,
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still clutching his clipboard in its plastic bag. Are you
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some kind of engineer, he asked, Like the idea that
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a maintenance worker might understand waterflow was impossible to comprehend. No, sir,
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Tommy said, just worked with plumbing most of my life,
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and I seen this kind of backup before, which was
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Tommy being modest. What he'd actually seen was incompetent people
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trying to engineer their way out of problems they'd created
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by not understanding the basics of how water works. But
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Tommy was smart enough not to say that part out loud, Well,
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said Chet, trying to sound like he was still in charge.
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If you have suggestions for optimizing our drainage efficiency, I
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suppose we could consider them as part of our adaptive
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problem solving protocol. Tommy nodded politely. I'd need to take
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a look at where your outflow connects to the main canal.
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Probably just need to clear whatever's blocking it. And that's
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how Tommy Esperanza became the first prisoner in the history
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of Alligator Alcatraz to be let off the bus before processing,
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given a pair of waiters, and asked to fix the
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facility before he was officially admitted to it. Now, while
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Tommy was out there figuring out why half the detention
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center was underwater, the rest of us got to witness
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what happens when bureaucratic confidence meets swamp reality. Warden Fitzpatrick
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had decided that the best way to handle this situation
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was to proceed as if everything was normal. In his mind,
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the flooding was just a minor technical difficulty, the kind
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