Welcome back to Maineweek Madness, a column where Jezebel intermittently checks in on the Pine Tree State. This week, we’re thrilled to discover that Katie Sturino, an Instagram influencer and purveyor of various anti-chafing serums, absconded to Maine from her home in New York city months ago and is definitely, absolutely, thinking about making the state her permanent residence following an unfortunate incident involving some lobsters and what sounds like some unwelcome attention online.\n
posed up against seaside rocks wearing vaguely nautical looks.
In the interview, Sturino chronicles the agony of being one of the many people who abandoned Manhattan for fresher, less disease-ridden locales in the weeks when covid-19 cases in the city started to climb, telling the outletand that she and her husband considered putting a sign in their car window to prevent locals from targeting their vehicle based on its New York State plates.
she said, an apparent allusion to the people who sell her the crustaceans and have not yet found it necessary to smash in her windows. One night in May, Sturino recounted, she accidentally purchased five lobsters despite the fact that her husband isn’t particularly fond of seafood; finding herself overburdened,streaming the re-wilding experience to her half-a-million followers.
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