Mark Bowden

Okay, so this is son's wife as handbag.

So it's a satchel, as over-the-shoulder luggage device.

You're so right.

She's literally like, look at,

what I've got hanging over my shoulder here.

It's one of the things I would call a trophy signal.

We often find it with people who will, you know, they'll be photographed with somebody and they'll put their hands around their neck or they'll put their hand right around their neck.

It's like, look what I got.

own.

This is an ownership signal.

I can quite understand why there may have been some issues within the family, because this is not great behavior when photographed, I would say.

Right.

You'll just fall on the, on the pavement behind me and I'll just walk on.

Yeah, you're not a decent enough handbag that I would actually, you know, clutch you here.

I'm going to kind of hold on to the tips of your fingers.

And if you slip away, well, whatever.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

I would, I would check out how she holds a Birkin bag and then check out how she's holding her daughter-in-law.

A lot more consideration, I would think.