What to know, alibiers. Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. It's Thursday,

October 16th. Hope you guys are having a good day so far. I have to say, you guys liked the

jail to prison episode yesterday. Like I said, is something I've done in the past, but I've always

wanted to redo it a bit. I've got a lot more to add. So guess what?

We're going to do another one today. I appreciate all of the emails and the inboxes saying,

hey, that was a great episode. Helps me to know what you like so I can keep doing it. I'm here to

please. Tomorrow, we're going to go through the, tomorrow we're going to go through the commissary list.

A lot of you guys have reached out saying, I love that kind of stuff.

And also, an average monthly menu for the Florida Department of Corrections, and we'll see what else we can dig up.

We're going to start off with some prison slang of the day.

Backdoor parole, that means to die in prison. And for a cooking hack,

taffy can be made by needing non-dairy creamer with pre-sweetened Kool-Aid. You add droplets of water

and you keep working that mix until you have a taffy consistency. I'm going to have some more

prison hacks at the very end of the episode.

So my contact has access to legal shows on TV. All of the true crime networks are available in the

common room, and they do watch true crime. So if in Florida, they have access to true crime

networks, they very well may know who Donna is because her trial was heavily

covered as we know. The biggest thing working against Donna is that she is convicted of killing

a father of two young children. Any crime that affects children is an enhancer on the inside

to other inmates. It's just one of the unforgivables. Prison is described by my contact

as a society outside of society. She said in prison, there are criminals and there are convicts.

Most of the prisoners are convicts, but a large portion are criminals, and they hold on to that

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