Pay for meds

You pay for your medications, but because they have to be delivered to you within the detention facility, they won't come for another three weeks.

Furious, the doctor on site brings in some of the medications that she wants you to take, and asks you to come to the detention clinic everyday before meals and before bed to take your medications.

You thank her for her kindness. However, you forget to go before your night-time cell curfew a few days in a row. One day, you ask one of the CBP officers if it's okay that you go to the clinic late. He tells you that because you were attempting to defy him, you will lose your recreational privileges for the next three weeks.