That’s what it says on the back of the picture. Sid Rich, 1986. Thirty-four copies of the Yellow Pages. I feel a bit like this myself these days.
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On closer inspection, the Spuds McKenzie poster curling off of the wall seems to be revealing either a little grafitti or a hole punched in the wall…don’t know what the wall is made of, but…? There are just always little interesting (perhaps to no one but me) tidbits in the enlarged pictures.
Makes me think of John Cook’s room at Lovett, only with him it was beach balls of some kind.