Olan Mills

[laughs] Yeah

... terrible Olan Mills pictures from the '80s that are all the rage right now.

It's gonna be something like that in 20 years.

They were, they were bad.

I love this guy." But we do have a, a silver lining in the sense that all this, "I don't wanna be part of the ex-wives club," rah-rah that Mary's been saying for years, it really just took one hour and a half or so hanging out forced by a television show for her to say, "I guess getting together with Janelle and Christine made me realize there's still some work that I need to do on myself.

I found myself going to that place of survival, but this first meeting, I feel like in a long time this is kind of a good way to jump into figuring out my own stuff." Then Mary pulls out an old photo of her, Janelle, and Christine, like one of those '80s, early '90s Olan Mills style photos, and they're like, "Oh my gosh, we should recreate this photo." Janelle says, "Oh my gosh, what was I doing with my hair?" But Mary, Mary was me in this moment.

What were any of you guys doing with your hair? And then Christine starts getting PTSD because the way they're posed in that photo is in, uh, wife order.

So Mary is standing up in the background, and then Janelle's in the middle off to the side, and then Christine's at the bottom off to the other side, you know, very basement wife coded.

She's got makeup on.

We speculated that evidently Olin Mills came to the prison where she was and took pictures.

Uh, now probably not so much, so now what do you do with her? That's being kicked around.

What, what do you, what do you do with her? Uh, Iran sponsored Houthi rebels.

Yeah, I was talking about that picture of Krista Pike.

Did Olin Mills come by the prison?

Uh, maybe.

You know, maybe they send out a memo.

Yeah.

Was it Olin Mills? Uh, isn't that the place that used to do the portraits back in the day? It had a little gold insignia at the bottom, in the corner.

I think you're right.

Yeah.

Okay.

Every time I, I see a portrait, I think, I think of the wrong name.

I think of Olin Mills, which obviously is not right.

Uh, [laughs] but I, that's what I think of whenever I see portraits, um, of folks.