Karen Kilgariff
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So it turned out that the Lululemon murder was much more fascinating than I could ever imagine.
So it turned out that the Lululemon murder was much more fascinating than I could ever imagine.
know as grisly as hell yeah and just that the element like the the pressury sales sorority sister element of it is fascinating to me um somebody there's a guy that wrote a book his name is david morse and it's called the this is gonna be wrong i want to say it's called the yoga pants murder but that's not gonna be right the yoga store murder there we go so close Are there crime scene photos?
know as grisly as hell yeah and just that the element like the the pressury sales sorority sister element of it is fascinating to me um somebody there's a guy that wrote a book his name is david morse and it's called the this is gonna be wrong i want to say it's called the yoga pants murder but that's not gonna be right the yoga store murder there we go so close Are there crime scene photos?
They wanted to show the crime scene photos when they were trying to pick the jury. Was it when they were trying to pick the jury? I guess that doesn't really make sense. But they were basically trying to introduce these photos and like the defense fought it because they're so awful. Her skull was cracked. Her spine was severed. Oh, I don't want to see that. I mean, it's terrible.
They wanted to show the crime scene photos when they were trying to pick the jury. Was it when they were trying to pick the jury? I guess that doesn't really make sense. But they were basically trying to introduce these photos and like the defense fought it because they're so awful. Her skull was cracked. Her spine was severed. Oh, I don't want to see that. I mean, it's terrible.
I mean, you know, she was stabbed over 300 times. It's insane. It's horrifying. Holy shit. Yeah. So there you go. Namaste.
I mean, you know, she was stabbed over 300 times. It's insane. It's horrifying. Holy shit. Yeah. So there you go. Namaste.
No case updates. Basically, it's all status quo. Although we got to the bottom of kitchen parties. So that was the thing that we talked about. It was a Lululemon kind of like alley rally style. Let's all get together, you know, like some sort of retail bullshit cult thing that they make up to make it seem interesting. And then you get people to whatever.
No case updates. Basically, it's all status quo. Although we got to the bottom of kitchen parties. So that was the thing that we talked about. It was a Lululemon kind of like alley rally style. Let's all get together, you know, like some sort of retail bullshit cult thing that they make up to make it seem interesting. And then you get people to whatever.
No, no, this was a different. This was almost like a little bit of a manipulation of the customers. So essentially there are these islands near the fitting rooms and the employees were expected to just kind of hang out there and then stage casual conversations like you're in the kitchen, quote unquote. And basically talking about yoga pants or like, oh, you need that.
No, no, this was a different. This was almost like a little bit of a manipulation of the customers. So essentially there are these islands near the fitting rooms and the employees were expected to just kind of hang out there and then stage casual conversations like you're in the kitchen, quote unquote. And basically talking about yoga pants or like, oh, you need that.
I can actually recommend you this great jacket or whatever.
I can actually recommend you this great jacket or whatever.
Yes. The retail PTSD of like being forced to engage when people don't like it and are rude to you actively. Right. Really sucks. It's like if you're the greeter at the Gap this day, I wonder if they still do greeters. I don't think they do. Yeah, I don't think so.
Yes. The retail PTSD of like being forced to engage when people don't like it and are rude to you actively. Right. Really sucks. It's like if you're the greeter at the Gap this day, I wonder if they still do greeters. I don't think they do. Yeah, I don't think so.
For them? Oh, yeah. I bet you better. Like you have to eyes up.
For them? Oh, yeah. I bet you better. Like you have to eyes up.
But you don't have to stand there like we used to have to literally stand there and be like, socks are on sale today and blah, blah, blah. Like that whole thing where you're like having this hip interaction with the person you're about to buy jeans from. It's just like... Who cares?
But you don't have to stand there like we used to have to literally stand there and be like, socks are on sale today and blah, blah, blah. Like that whole thing where you're like having this hip interaction with the person you're about to buy jeans from. It's just like... Who cares?