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Photographed by Andrew Eastwood. Lucky Andy.

It isn't really binge watching I know but if you get a chance watch the limited series I Will Be Gone In The Dark. It is the story of a very talented magazine and crime blog writer who becomes obsessed with a series of sexual assaults and murders that she is convinced are all committed by the same person. The assaults/murders occurred in California in the 70s and 80s and her investigation takes place in over two decades later. In investigating for the article and then a book she begins to author she speaks to as many people who had anything to do with the original crimes as possible but did as much new investigation that she could. You see what a creative investigative mind she had so that the investigation was able to go in many different directions. Particularly as the crimes were not at first connected themselves in any way. She also was a very down to earth person and mother who was married to the comedian Pat Patton Oswalt. I was totally absorbed by the series. The below is an NPR interview interviewing her husband and the director of the series. https://www.npr.org/2020/06/26/883496022/hbos-ill-be-gone-in-the-dark-brings-the-golden-state-killer-to-the-small-screen

Two for one.

And he would be right.

He is one of those guys on TV I really cannot stand.

He knows what he likes.

I have to assume it's lube.

I thought it was a two lane highway going the right way.

You can see where my mind is at. I thought it was cream cheese.

I always wonder why wear shorts in the shower. It just gives me one more thing to do. And my mouth is going to be busy enough.

I could lay one of those skillets on that ass.

That must be under one of those "complete lock down" orders.

Oh, yes I do.

Everything you say is true. However, I was also referring to being able to sound out phrases and particular words so that the average person can understand what is being said. I understand that every section of the country has its own dialect however what I am talking about goes well beyond that. Moreover I believe that companies should create and/or teach a particular way of speaking that would make it easiest for an average consumer.