Sometimes I wish June could narrate my life, too, because her cutting one-liners are always vicious in the most delicious way. Take, for instance, her critique of her straight-laced new walking partner, Ofmatthew, who proves herself to be "a pious little shit" within moments of meeting June (June's words obviously, not mine).
Ofmatthew goes on and on about how awful the Waterfords' situation must be, and that she's praying for them, as June mumbles a few blessings and tries not to roll her eyes. Fortunately Ofmatthew's holier-than-thou musings provide June with valuable intel: apparently Gilead is close to "taking Chicago." Uh oh.
June and Ofmatthew make it to the grocery store, where June ditches her new pal and runs into Alma (Nina Kiri). They attempt to discreetly chat through the shelves about what's been going on, and June relays the information about Chicago. Alma warns her that the Martha's don't trust the Handmaids anymore. Again I say: uh oh.