Hey everybody, welcome to Pink Shade and it's Monday and that means on Mondays we talk

about the messes over there on Love After Lockup, I've got Keisha, Keisha, I was trying

to think it's something funny to be like Manic Monday, Felon Monday but I can't

think of a M word that has to do with prisoners in May Monday. Meet, meet Love Monday

because they probably have that in prison. Meet Love Monday, Taco Tuesday. What

should I call it Wednesday? What should I call it? What should I call it Wednesday? So I'm sure

they have names in prison for the days and it's so unscheduled with what's for dinner. Yeah,

well that's true, that's true. I was sitting here, I was like, I'd be fine if I could come

up with something for Mondays. It's like we always talk about the felons on Monday, but

what word means criminal? Mr. Meater Mondays. Most of these are real felons. Real felons.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, they didn't go to jail. They did time, like hard time. You know what?

A lot of people don't know that there's a difference between jail and prison. Right.

Okay, jail is like a local situation, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, you could be in

jail for like up to a year, but prison is you're doing hard time. You've been sentenced

and convicted when you go to prison. Yeah. So people think they're one and the same

and they're not. Right. It's like on Real House Office New Jersey when Melissa, I mean, sorry,

Teresa would say she's gone to camp. She's going to jail camp. Yeah. Yeah. She was in

prison prison. It was a federal crime where she did. Yeah. And I will say the book where

she talks about all that is really good. It's really good. Yeah. Okay. Well, I'm glad

you read it. That was nice. I read both of them. The first one was not that good. She

kept just referring to her office one tough Italian cookie. I said, please stop. She's

like a she's written books about her life in addition to the cookbooks. Yes. I've now

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