Boys Halfway House spotlights Joshua Prey in 'The Cleanup', where repeated rule-breaking finally triggers a more hands-on form of discipline. Tired of his messy habits, authority steps in and assigns a different kind of task, forcing Joshua to shift from reluctance to compliance. What begins with hesitation quickly turns into a focused effort to please, as he learns that following orders comes with clear expectations. This corrective session pushes him to complete the job properly, proving that even the most stubborn resident can be trained when the consequences are this direct.