A cell is not a comfy place. If you have a toilet it’s also the sink. The sink is a dribble of water against concrete. There is no soap. There is nothing to dry your hands with. The slab you sleep on is concrete. There is no pillow. If the detainment center is crowded enough you might sleep on the floor. There are no blankets. They give you little slippers made of the same material as brown paper towels to keep your feet warm. They tear easily. They don’t give you replacements.