Hey y'all, welcome to Pink Shade. It's Mary Payne here. It's Monday, so that means life

after lockup, not love after lockup, love during lockup, love for seas, all lockups.

I don't know, but right now we're on life after lockup, which at some point we're rolling

into life during lockup, but they have not told us, right?

Kimberly, I want in lockup versus lockup or lockup and lockup and it's love, double

lockup. It's two prisoners in love with each other. Wow. Wow. That would be so that

would be like Laurie Valo and Chad Daybell sending love notes back and forth. Yeah.

You guys, this is Kimberly here from a date with date line, of course. Kimberly, when

I was on my little trip this weekend, I listened to your two part special on the latest date

line episode, which was about Chad Laurie. Yeah. Lots of lots of new information. Yeah,

they keep doing these two hour episodes. This is our fifth one and every time Brett, Brett,

this case never dies. It's like more information keeps coming more deaths. It's incredible.

And then you know what I listened to was the date line. This is not to promote date line,

but why not? Yeah. They have a new podcast called the thing about Helen and Olga. Yes.

And now as I'm listening to it, I did know that I knew the story, but it was very good

to listen to it. Keith, I don't know if you guys are going to cover this on your podcast,

but Keith, the amount of flowery language that he uses in this podcast, I every time

I would hear something, I'm like, that's just not necessary. It's so extra, but I love

it. It's like he taught, he says the word bufant, like 10 times for a seven-ton night died.

Yeah. He's just, it's like the liquid goodness that comes out of his mouth. I can't explain

it. And it's so over the top. He could just say he has a mustache. And instead it's like

a huge paragraph about how the mustache sits on the face. You know, it's the mustache. He

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