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In recent years, prisons have transferred costs onto prisoners or cut services to remain cost-effective a trend Gibson-Light termed "punitive frugality." Spending cuts in food services were apparent at the state prison Gibson-Light studied, by way of prisons purchasing "ever-cheaper provisions, shrinking serving sizes, and limiting the number of meals that inmates receive per week." In the early 2000s, inmates at the prison received three hot meals per day, but after another private firm took over food preparation and distribution, Gibson-Light notes, "the second meal was reduced in size and changed to cold cut sandwiches and a small bag of chips." Lunch was later removed from weekend menus, and portion sizes in all meals were further reduced
Here most bikers do not do this despite being urged to by frequent signs
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