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A Contagious Smile Podcast
A Contagious Smile is a powerful platform dedicated to uplifting and empowering special needs families and survivors of domestic violence. Through heartfelt stories, we shine a light on the journeys of extraordinary individuals who have overcome unimaginable challenges. Their triumphs serve as a testament to resilience and strength, inspiring others to rediscover their own inner light. Each episode features candid interviews with survivors, advocates, and experts who provide valuable resources and insights to support those on their own paths to healing and empowerment. Join us as we celebrate the power of resilience, the beauty of shared stories, and the unstoppable spirit of those who turn adversity into hope. Let us guide you in rekindling your spirit, because every smile tells a story of courage and transformation.
A Contagious Smile Podcast
Exploring Mischief and Morality: A Journey Through Politics and Personal Stories TRIGGER WARNING
Did you know that fake fingernails and glitter body wash can lead to household chaos? Faith's mischievous escapades take center stage as we recount the hilarious pranks that had our family in fits of laughter. Amidst the giggles, we also engage in a spirited discussion about politics, sharing our thoughts on leaders like former President Trump and current President Biden. It's a candid exploration of the human side of decision-making in the political realm, filled with anecdotes and unexpected insights that bridge the gap between humor and reflection.
What happens when the complexities of justice collide with the emotional weight of personal experiences? Our conversation takes a serious turn as we debate the efficacy of the judicial system in handling grave crimes, particularly those against children. The discussion becomes deeply personal as we share our impassioned views on capital punishment and the societal attitudes that shape these tough decisions. We also touch on controversial topics like chemical castration and gender identity, questioning the balance between justice and leniency.
Balancing the weighty with the whimsical, we round out our episode by shifting gears to lighter fare. There’s a lively chat about the bizarre world of selling foot pictures online, coupled with the pride of supporting family ventures. We even venture into the creative process, imagining our personal stories as potential film adaptations, complete with casting choices. This eclectic mix of humor, heart, and hard-hitting issues makes for a compelling listen that promises to entertain and provoke thought.
Howdy, y'all. What's another Unstoppable with the lovely and awesome Victoria Curie and Michael. That would be me, that would be you. Yes, hi, babe Howdy. Hi, we just got done with dinner. Dinner was awesome.
Speaker 2:Yes, my husband cooked.
Speaker 1:I'm a good housewife. You are Speaking of housewives as the man I got bedazzled last night. Y'all that's an understatement and let me explain.
Speaker 2:Let's not go in here.
Speaker 1:Let us not go, my boy. I went to sleep and I put on my CPAP machine mask. Life was just hunky-dory until I woke up, at whatever time I woke up this morning, when I was still awake and learnt. Learnt, yes, learnt. Learnt, after taking off the mask, that there was something odd about my fingers, that you had ten and I had five. As I trudged my way to the bathroom, I learnt that I had been bedazzled with pride fingernail tip. What were they called?
Speaker 2:Artificial fingernails, fake fingernails yes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, faith went all out. So Faith has pranked me once again, put fake fingernails on me while I slept.
Speaker 2:Which was recorded they recorded it y'all. Video and photographs are available on our social media platform.
Speaker 1:So she got me. I watched the video and just heard Faith cracking up laughing it's so cute Trying to hold it in and there I am in the background just sawing logs.
Speaker 2:And what about the glittering of Shine Like a Diamond A few days?
Speaker 1:before I go to take a shower. What Shower? Okay, Are you solomonizing it? That's where you put water on your body.
Speaker 2:Okay, body doesn't have a T in it.
Speaker 1:And water does yes. W-a-d-d-e-r Water Water.
Speaker 2:Waddling.
Speaker 1:No, that's waddle.
Speaker 2:Oh, good God. Anyway, carry on glimmer boy. People are starting to say I sound like you, you do, you're ready? Oh yeah, except for your yank. I guess I need more redneck in me, so come to find out she put didn't you even catch what I just said?
Speaker 1:green glitter, all in my body wash. I need more redneck in me.
Speaker 2:I heard that but it's not like you not to respond to that we're keeping this PG, though you never keep it PG.
Speaker 1:Okay. Well, needless to say, the joke was on faith, because I grabbed the wrong which in my case was the right body wash bottle, and failed to get the loaded glitter body wash bottle.
Speaker 2:It wasn't just loaded. She took a half of a brand new 1980s neon glow-in-the-dark green and put like half a bottle of that bad boy in his body wash which happens to be in a black bottle and she shook that up and it oh, she couldn't contain herself. Waiting, I kept getting texts has he taken a shower? He's not taking a shower. Has that taken a shower? Oh, what's that doing?
Speaker 1:come on, you need to take a shower so thank you for all you listeners out there who have given her ideas. What an idea lord help me I d e a r idea. I dare. Yes. Thank you for giving her ideas and you can see some distance now oh no, you need to keep going no, yes, no, she said at the dinner table. She wants to whack my eyebrows.
Speaker 2:That's hilarious. You have caterpillars. Well, I like my caterpillar. It just need to be. No, you don't have a unibrow, you just need to. You know, don't say it, so let's talk okay are we gonna talk politics?
Speaker 2:oh, kind of sort of. So, okay, no, I mean, let's be realistic. So many people hate trump? Okay, let's talk person and people, let's not talk politics, factual information okay, so many people hate trump. Most of those people also happen to be TikTok creators, right? Most people also think I'm a very serious advocate. Yes and no. No one on this planet, nobody, has faults. Nobody is perfect. Do I prefer Trump over biden? Hell yes. Do I prefer trump over milla kamala, whatever you want to call her today? Hell yes. Has done some shit. I don't like. He hired ursula walker, who is a convicted felon. Before you say it. Hold on to be some whatever, whatever, whatever. Herschel Walker Herschel Walker, I don't even want to say his name was found guilty. Okay, I know what everybody's thinking and I get a lot of little mail messages about this. That's fine, we all have opinion, little mail little mail, what?
Speaker 2:are you talking about?
Speaker 1:uh, yesterday you said you had went through 10 000 you see my emails.
Speaker 2:How many do I have in there between the new accounts?
Speaker 1:you see them like you get like 30 000 a day but, in all fairness, I go through them.
Speaker 2:so when people message me they get me like I actually read them. I don't just, like you know, go through and delete. I actually read. So anyway, before I was interrupted by the idea whatever. Yes, I know a lot of you are going, but trump is a good okay. So minor technicality. On the fact that it was a technique, if you want to, to call it that, that was put out by the Biden administration because Biden's team felt threatened by the powerhouse, that be Fine.
Speaker 2:Now, whatever you could say it is, but the courts did find him guilty, okay, but you know what? Let's look back at our presidents, which we're not going to do in specific anything right now. I'm not going to go through the specifics, but you can't tell me that Biden hadn't done some shady crap. You can't tell me Clinton hadn't done some shady crap, right? So the only difference is that they weren't taking right around the time of an election, go figure. So we have had some criminal activity in the White House. It's not just Trump, but Trump was so threatened threatening to Biden that he had to go that way.
Speaker 2:Ok, but, like I said, there's things about him I don't like. There's things about him I do. He's going to bring America because here he is today, well, tomorrow. This about him I don't like. There's things about him I do. He's going to bring America Because here he is today. Well, tomorrow, this will be when this comes out. So yesterday he was at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Alongside was his stunning, gorgeous wife, the vice president and his wife. Right, they're out there paying respects in 10 degree weather. He already has over 100 different orders ready to go when he jumps into office.
Speaker 2:Okay, this man is 78, 77, whatever years old and he's outside in 10 degree weather paying his respects. When he gets done, he's going over to section 60, which a lot of people don't even realize. It is where a lot of the people from Iraq and Afghanistan were put to rest. He's hired a lot of people who are veterans of 9-11 to help get this stuff back in order. You know, you look at a lot of videos and you watch when Trump's approaching Air Force One and if a Marine who it has been caught on video has dropped his hat or his cover right, that's what they call it he always helps pick it up. He thanks everybody, he shakes their hand. He's very personable with them right. Look at Carmela, try to salute. You've seen Daffy Duck salute better. Just Just saying, okay, that's what I'm going to say.
Speaker 2:But the Trump effect is is that those haters that hate Trump sure don't mind getting back on TikTok, where we've known people who all their eggs are in one basket on TikTok and they had their TikTok shop and they had this and they had that and guess what? Tiktok was shut down by who? Who was the executive order for that? Tiktok was shut down by who. Who was the executive order for that shutdown? Biden shut it down and Trump got it, just saying, I mean, but the haters hate him, but they have no problem going back to work on there today and making some cash, or cashing his new stimulus check, or enjoying the difference at the pump when the gas prices will lower, or the savings at the grocery store, because people now are spending more on groceries than they are on a coffee. So that's not really talking politics, that's just talking factual information.
Speaker 2:Then you have people like on the View, which we're not even gonna start, says oh, we can't say his name, it's that man. Well, that man gave you a job a long time ago and you had no problem taking his money. And what happened to in 2020 or 2016, when you said, if he gets in office, joy and I are jumping ship out of this country? He offered you his private jet, his private plane, and yet y'all are still here, right? Pay the man some respect, sunny, you know, here she is talking and now her husband is under federal questioning. I'm being very careful here for medical malpractice.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying you have all these people who have left the country because Trump took office. Right, seriously, I mean, come on, put your big big boy pants on, get your little thongs out the crack about it, because the person who could save us is now coming back. Because if it got down to war, god forbid. Who would you want at that button? Would you want biden, who couldn't even remember his name? Or hey, I'm never gonna pardon my, and here he is pardoned. Or do you want? Let's be real, okay? I mean, that's just what I'm saying. My husband is looking at me and why, why, well, I know, but if you have to say, jump in, I'll be quite a minute.
Speaker 1:Look at you, look how you can correlate.
Speaker 2:He is a survivor yes, what other former president in the history of the united states has ever had an assassination attempt while not be a current standing president?
Speaker 1:look at everything they've done. Impeachment uh charges. The man was processed in fulton County Jail.
Speaker 2:Do you know? Oh, I don't think you know this.
Speaker 1:And then the assassination, and he's still going strong, and you know what.
Speaker 2:And he's not a spring chicken. Okay, but I have to tell you, you know they paint the portrait of the president in the White House right? He set for his presidency portrait and did the same face he did for his Fulton County mugshot.
Speaker 1:Get out.
Speaker 2:Not a big you know you're fired kind of moment. I mean that's kind of awesome.
Speaker 1:I want to see his mugshot.
Speaker 2:His mugshot or the presidential picture. Okay, I'll find it. So you were saying go ahead, sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 1:But I'm just correlating that to a, you know, a domestic violence survivor. You know, no matter what the world throws at you, you can still get out of it. There are ways out.
Speaker 2:Most people would have just given up at that point. Right, and he hasn't Right. And the thing is is you know we're supposed to be the most powerful country in the world? Okay, not. And here's the thing. We all know where I stand when it comes to first ladies, an issue who is your number one pick for best lady we've ever seen in office, or?
Speaker 1:had in the White House oh gosh, that we've had in there, or?
Speaker 2:just period. Who's your favorite First Lady?
Speaker 1:They've all been in the White House, just in the first lady. Like who? No, I don't do the politics I don't follow it, Okay.
Speaker 2:so who do you think has been the classiest first lady we've ever had?
Speaker 2:classiest, I don't rightly remember okay, hands down let's just say nancy I would say jacqueline kennedy on office, okay, humming in a very tight second and third tie would be n Reagan and Melania Trump. She's like a sweet grandma. She was no. Barbara Bush was amazing. I had the privilege of meeting her and she sent me the sweetest happy birthday signed autograph 8x10. She had this like grandma made cookie thing about her. She knew her and her husband, who I did not get to meet, but they knew every single one of their Secret Service agents. They knew everybody by first name. They had them over for dinner all the time. She always offered them cookies and bring them cookies. She just had that persona about and I mean I spent two minutes with her, that was it, and she was just amazing.
Speaker 2:You look at Air Force One and you see the First Lady coming off the plane. Right, these women were exquisite every time. You know, back in that time, they never wore pants. Okay, they were always dressed in dresses and things of that nature.
Speaker 2:Okay, melania does wear pants, but she is always put to class, like she is, you know, very classy, very well put together. Um, she just is put together very beautifully, right, but I'm sorry, I don't believe, if you are the first lady like you should shut down an entire city in france so that you can walk around and go shooting, which happens. I know that there's security protocol and that has to happen. Okay, I, I get that, I understand that. But when you're going to come off of Air Force One and you're wearing shorts and sneakers and you know you look like you woke up, I don't think that's very, you know, professional. I don't. I don't think that represents the American public or in a very good way, and I'm just saying that. I don't think Michelle Obama which a lot of people disagree with me and I understand, but I don't think, in fairness, I don't think she was the classiest. It's not really politics we're talking about people.
Speaker 1:So let's talk about people you let's talk about.
Speaker 2:I don't want to talk about me, the current books that you've written. I don't want to talk about me books that you've written.
Speaker 1:I don't want to talk about me? What crickets? You can always talk about faith.
Speaker 2:Go ahead, something other than politics what do we got going on on a contagious smile. We have all sorts of stuff going on. You've got a ton. Oh, I can't even take a break. You know what, while you're talking, I'm taking a break, I'm gonna, I'm gonna enjoy, even though I'm on a diet. I have a piece of candy, are you serious? Yeah, we're on air, okay, what am I not looking? So I'm gonna have a piece of candy while you talk she's y'all.
Speaker 1:She's eating a twix in front of me. Did y'all hear her offer any to her husband? You want one? Yes, that was it. You ate half of it, you're little. No, I don't want to thank you. You're an asshole.
Speaker 2:I want to die it. I'm having a little treat snack and that's not even a full-size bar, it's like the mini one. There's four of them in there but they're not the full. If you went and got the regular bar, that has two. One of these equals Two of these equal one of the other ones they do. This is 110 calories for one bar. I know all this because we have a child that I have to watch every calorie that goes in at all. But the other ones are like 220. So you do 220 divided by 2, 110, which is what this is.
Speaker 1:Now go ahead so y'all please go on our website, the contagious smilecom see all the services my wife has to offer while I'm out working and she's in here on the computer for 22 hours a day now. Now she's getting swamped and busy. She has some great courses set up for you, for your social media and to exponentially grow your numbers. If you haven't reached you plus million million views, uh, then recover. And uh to pull the classes. And what about my marketing? I'm doing, your marketing you're doing. You're starting to get busy. Shout out to uh brandy. She messaged me not too long ago. She messaged you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1:Something about a recent picture of her husband, handsome fella. Okay, we'll get with Brandy later on. Dave Campbell Uh-oh, y'all talk about a Yankee. He's a Yankee because he's up yonder in Canada. But Dave is an awesome guy. Y'all go check out one of his eight shows. I don't know how he does it and he works full-time. He's a little bit older than me. Okay, I know I'm probably going to get flack about that.
Speaker 2:Congratulations. Sorry, I'm eating. Bit older to me, okay, I know he's probably. I'm probably gonna get flack about that. Hey, congratulations sorry.
Speaker 1:I mean dave is now a grandpa again. They just had another grandchild like three days ago. Congrats, kudos. So I I don't know all of his shows names. You've been on show names but uh, type in dave campbell how to how to podcast Live in the next chapter there you go, yeah, I don't know how he does eight shows, we do three. Wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 2:I said we Sorry for the crunching who.
Speaker 1:I do one show, you do the rest. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. You know what it's like to live with a woman who you gotta say you're right, dear.
Speaker 2:Keep going. Would you like to compare living with me versus the other?
Speaker 1:No, why you really want me to compare you to another woman. That's not a woman, no.
Speaker 2:The second one wasn't a woman. Wouldn't Trump have kicked her out of the country?
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 2:She wouldn't have been allowed to stay.
Speaker 1:I haven't even read what Trump's going to do.
Speaker 2:Is he going to start back on the wall and then minute one, massive deportation, minute one and he's taking away that birth citizenship thing that if you are too elite, if you're an illegal as a mom and your baby is born here, like I haven't seen the particulars of it. But he's also making it very clear that you cannot be a transgender, going into being a girl and try to play girl sports. He's going to make sure that is like a no, no, no. And he's making it where only two genders are identifiable by law or something like that.
Speaker 2:Like the parameters of the specifics are not out yet, it's gonna be male and female only so whatever your birth says, yeah, but like last time I had surgery, it says what sex do you identify as and do you need, like specific bathroom arrangements?
Speaker 1:yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 2:Um yeah, I take a kitty litter box do you want us to identify you as a? And I walked up there. I'm like I've had about 100 surgeries. Are you? Is this a prank? Somebody pranking me? I mean you want me to to say that I identify as whatever and you're going to talk to me or treat me like this while I'm here, I'm having surgery like and it's not sex assignment surgery, it's not plastic surgery, it's not, you know, cosmetic or by choice. This is surgery. And you're actually like we ask everybody that film do you have a pecker or do you have a cat? And I don't mean that you go in the litter bag before what is it? Do you pee standing up or sitting down? It's even better to do it that way up down. How do you go?
Speaker 1:you get more redneck as we go along.
Speaker 2:You know you said something the other day about that. You wish you had seen me in my debating feet. Why?
Speaker 1:Oh, just just in court, cause I remember what you look like in a three piece suit. Three piece suit, so to speak, and uh, you're just bad-ass on the floor. I just know you are.
Speaker 2:Oh my snookums.
Speaker 1:You have a huge heart and you're so fierce, not to mention you're ungodly smart. You remember everything. So there was no way if I was, whatever you would be, I would be the opposite of. There was no way I'd be up against you, whether you were the prosecutor or a defense. No, I would even cringe if I was the judge on the bench.
Speaker 2:But I was never a lawyer. I've been never a lawyer Still. No, I mean, I couldn't, because I can't represent somebody. I know who's done something and I couldn't prosecute somebody and if they didn't get found guilty it wouldn't have gone. Well, that was my holdup. It's like this wouldn't.
Speaker 1:That's why you didn't take the barf.
Speaker 2:No, I didn't go through all that crap. I mean, I graduated from my class as paralegal, but I'm not going to know. I couldn't do it because if I was sitting across from somebody that was a serial killer or hurt children, you know, and they got found not guilty or they got some stupid sentence, like the guy who, oh yeah, raped his, his best friend's, little sister from the age of four to eleven and he, he testified I raped her at least 100 times and he got seven freaking years. That's it. Are you serious? No, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. That, no, that wouldn't work. I couldn't do it. I'd be like seven years for each count. So that would be 700 served consecutively with no chance of parole.
Speaker 2:I mean, I'm not a fan of our judicial system. I don't think that it's supposed to be guilty till proven innocent. That was actually a faux pas. It's supposed to be innocent till proven guilty. But here's the thing when you're a victim and you're on the stand, it's the defense's responsibility to prove innocent, right? They are supposedly, quote-unquote innocent. To re-attack and it is re-attacking the person on that stand is just immoral in every single possible way. Like you're told, know, be very careful when you're talking or cross-examining somebody who had, you know, gone through something so traumatic. But these suits have no problem just going straight, for you know, anything that is in your background is going to come up and be against you. It doesn't matter. Oh, you were standing at a red light at eight o'clock at night. Are you a streetwalker? You know, it doesn't matter. Oh, you are standing at a red light at eight o'clock at night. Are you a streetwalker? You know it doesn't have anything to do with that. You're going to park your car or you're going to your car, you know, whatever the case is, I mean, they re-attempt you on the stand and that's not fair.
Speaker 2:And then these jack-offs literally, no pun intended, they get away with everything they do and it's not okay. And then they serve time and they think, oh, they've done their time. Okay, let's talk about this. They've done their time, they're rehabilitated Bullshit. Because here's the thing First of all, when you're sexually assaulted which I contested part of you is murdered, part of you is taken away and it moves, a part of you is just ripped from yourself and you will never get it. And where these ass people or monsters say, okay, well, I did my time. Okay, you know what we're, not a book. You don't get to put us on a bookshelf and say we're rehabilitated, you know what. You served your time. You should have it behind you, bullshit.
Speaker 2:Because we have to learn how to relive life. We have to learn how to have a healthy relationship and to have to rebuild trust, self-confidence, self-worth, self-esteem. You know, body dysphoria. All of these things we have to do and it doesn't come to fruition the day you're out on parole. It doesn't stop and bring us back to a sense of normalcy if there is one when your sentence is finished, because that's not how it works. It's not how it works.
Speaker 2:So the person who endured this traumatic event was a life sentence. So we don't ask for these things, right? We didn't say hey, I haven't been hit on the right side of my face in a week, why don't you go there this time? We don't do that. So why is it? They serve seven years or eight years, whatever the punishment is, and then they get away with it, and then it's over and they're done. And then, while they're incarcerated, they get health care, education, a roof over their head, three squares a day, medical, and then we're trying just to feel safe, to even walk outside and go put trash out at the street because we're petrified to do so, because part of ourself was killed that night. We had part of ourself just taken from us and our integrity and everything about us in the positive sense is gone. We have to rebuild it all. That's not okay with me, you know. And then we spend millions and millions of dollars as taxpayers to give appeal processes, and you know. Then they say this is the one that really gets me and people say I'm inhumane because of it.
Speaker 2:But here's the thing. You say that now, okay, and I'm saying this in general. But God forbid, you know, one in four women are domestically abused, and those are the statistics. And law enforcement and military, it's one in three. But the military covers it up, so does law enforcement. It's the good old boy syndrome, right? I know this firsthand. So let's say, if it's one in three reported, it's at least one in two. Okay. Now, with that number being out there, let's just look at the fact that if you have hardcore proof without a shadow of a doubt I had audio confusion, I had photographs, I had doctor's letters, I had medical records, I had affidavits, I had witnesses, I had all of it. He walks state free.
Speaker 2:Okay, on a technicality, now let's say somebody gets found guilty of murder and they end up going to jail or prison and you go through the whole appeal process and it's costing us millions every time they go through an appeal process. Now, millions to go ahead and house them and educate them and feed them and, you know, give them medical care and all this bullshit. Right Now a lot of people are going, wow, she's hardcore and she's you know not who we thought. Well, you know what. I promise you that if, god forbid, you or your family or someone you love is assaulted or abused in any way, think michael, I'll let him say what he thinks about this. I am that pit bull, you, I am the one that you want, standing with you in court testifying and helping you get your affairs in order for your TPO and termination of rights and everything else, because I will fight like no tomorrow for the protection, safety of you and your kids. Well, god forbid, anybody has to go through that right now. People who have never been through that think I'm too hardcore and I am just, you know, ridiculous about the fact that I am very hard stance on the fact that lethal injection is should no longer be applicable in the United States Because people say, oh, she's being inhumane.
Speaker 2:It's inhumane to give someone a lethal injection. Ok, here's a trigger warning. Let's just be as real as we can be, ok, and this is a trigger warning. So if you be as real as we can be, okay, and this is a trigger warning, so if you have kids in the car or whatever, turn it off, change it, pause it, come back to it later, god forbid. It's you, your mom, your sister, your daughter, your little girl, pride and joy that you're looking at the backseat of a car with headphones on your ears, okay. And she is brutally and viciously attacked, she gets pregnant, she gets beaten to death, she gets all sorts of whatever horrific thing you can't fathom right. This son of a bitch goes to court, he appeals, he appeals, he appeals and then they say, by some tiny, it-bitty little crumb chance, he gets both Right Lethal injection, smallest chance ever.
Speaker 2:So let's talk about his last 24 hours of so-called life. He gets congregational visits, he gets to have friends and family and phone calls and TV and all that shit, while your little beautiful daughter is no longer on this earth, she's on the mantle, she's in the ground somewhere that you have to go and bring flowers to visit, right, and you live the rest of your life without that beautiful soul with you, day to day. Yet here we have a person who's still breathing in oxygen, a person who is still doing all of these life things going to the doctor, doing this, doing that, whatever the case may be. So you have all this right. So I'm gonna let michael give his whole opinion of this in just a second. So that little girl or your best friend or your sister or your mother, who used to bring such joy and happiness to not just you but to so many others, is now gone. One day she's here. The next day she's not son of a bitch that did this unforgivable crime, who you may not have ever had this stance until this happens gets the death penalty.
Speaker 2:So 24 hours prior, he gets to pick his favorite meal and they bring him whatever he wants. He wants a steak, prime rib, whatever the point is, he gets this. Then they walk him down with the clergyman of his choice and they strap him in. He has any last words and then they go and put the iv in, drift him off to sleep. After he goes to sleep, then they give him another one and it does all the things of making his body stop functioning correctly, whatever. And then he goes, he drifts. I mean he, he's gone right.
Speaker 2:Let me ask you this y'all think I'm so hard, hardcore and I don't think that this is, you know, legitimate and it's inhumane or whatever. He felt nothing. He felt nothing more than the IV insertion. That's all he felt. He felt the IV going in and no longer will you ever be able to have your daughter right there. You won't get to walk her down the there. You won't get to walk her down the aisle. You won't get to see your grandkid. You don't get to take her to her high school and college graduation. You don't get to sit there every night and sit across from the table and hold her in your lap and watch cartoons or whatever. This is.
Speaker 2:All of this doesn't just affect this beautiful child who's been taken from you. It affects you and your family and your friends. Child who's been taken from you, it affects you and your family and your friends, everybody else, it's not just this one. So it's inhumane just to gently put them to sleep, but it's okay for them to literally take the life and torture, kill, maim assault, whatever you want to say, our women, our children and people think that's inhumane.
Speaker 2:When the day comes god forbid it happens to you or someone you love you will no longer hold that stance, I promise you. I promise you. So you may think I'm this first right bitch right now, and that's okay, because I'll tell you. I am that first right bitch. But I'm also that first right bitch and if, god forbid, this happens to you and my husband will tell you what he said, if I, if I say that he'll tell you where he stands on this, I will be the one holding your hand from the moment we walk into court for the very first time and asking for a TPO, all the way to if we have to terminate rights, all the way to any and everything in between, to any and everything in between. I promise your stance and outlook on death penalty will change dramatically if you had to endure something like this. Now I'm going to let my husband give you his full opinion and if he doesn't agree with me, he'll tell you. And that's what's great about him and I is that we listen and respect each other's opinion.
Speaker 1:So you said you're a bitch. Does that mean I can call you a bitch?
Speaker 2:absolutely. I actually take it as a compliment just want to get that out there.
Speaker 1:You said a lot. You're very emotional. You have so much strength and heart into this. You do take it personally. As you said, you are a survivor. Um, yeah, I, I agree that you know we should. We should long have adopted the punishment. Should fit the crime you know. Uh, is it okay to go out and sodomize, molest, rape, kill innocent? Human being innocent child, a baby Right? Because if you do that, here are the consequences you get seven to 10 years in prison.
Speaker 2:You get like a slap on the wrist without parole.
Speaker 1:So you're telling me it's OK, I can do this, you can do this.
Speaker 2:And you'll be out before my kid even became a teenager.
Speaker 1:But just know, if you do this and get caught, this is the punishment Right You'll get a roof over your head, three meals a day, you have to deal with a correction officer as your new mommy, daddy, and you'll get some lovely cellmates. Okay, there's no choice for that child. Child doesn't have a voice anymore, Right. So you know, I wish we still had to me. You know public execution, the guillotine. You know rip the man's junk out. You know castration.
Speaker 2:There's chemical castration now and people are fighting that it's inhumane because it takes away their right for them to have their own children and, I'm sorry, the minute that you become a child predator, you should not have the right to have children.
Speaker 1:Your twigs and berries should be gone, you know.
Speaker 2:And this is a man saying that A berries should be gone, you know. And this is a man saying that A hose should be inserted. Give him a catheter or you know whatever it is to A bag and yeah.
Speaker 1:Whatever yeah.
Speaker 2:But I'm just saying you know people are up in arms that it's inhumane to chemically castrate.
Speaker 1:No, Okay. These people are obviously thinking okay, this is somebody else's kid, It'll never happen to mine.
Speaker 2:Bullshit. That's all I got to say, because no one ever in a million years would have thought I would have been that woman.
Speaker 1:Sometimes you saw on TikTok or Instagram these dads. These dads come up for it and said hey, if you identify as a girl and you go in the bathroom with my precious daughter, buddy, you better be right with Jesus.
Speaker 2:You're about to meet him. I like the one who said I'm going to identify as a tooth fairy, right? Oh yeah, and you know what People say. I don't agree with it, but the minute it happens to them, they will. And here's the thing. And as law enforcement I know my husband can tell you that this is so true these monsters are now using this as an open door. Oh, I identify as a trans woman so I can go in the women's bathroom, so they go into school when they're supposedly visiting, maybe touring, to see if it's a school they want their kids to attend. They might not even have kids. They're walking in there and they're going in there and there's a little girl in there, and that's okay. We're letting these monsters go in there to the bathroom with our girls, with our little girls.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I just showed my wife one video of a man being sentenced and he was administrator over at a daycare where he raped a four and a six-year-old yes, where he raped a four and a six-year-old.
Speaker 2:Yes, he was a white guy, like 50-something years old, who looked like Ward Cleaver. You would have never guessed it.
Speaker 1:The judge just hammered him and she was so emotional.
Speaker 2:She's a bitch. I loved it. Oh, I was so proud of this woman, this judge, this judge was amazing, and that's you know, granted, granted.
Speaker 1:he only got what? 22 years?
Speaker 2:yes, she said she gave him the absolute maximum allowed. She said I get the the absolute maximum I'm allowed to give, because I would give more if I could right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she goes, because rape is not free and and, and you know, though, that that four-year-old may not remember everything that six-year-old may not remember everything that six-year-old is going to remember a lot throughout her whole life and, medically speaking, being that it's openly out there that he did rape this four-year-old.
Speaker 2:This four-year-old we don't know if it's a girl or boy they say they're going to have so many physical and emotional problems their brain is not fully developed, have so many physical and emotional problems their brain is not fully developed. You know the emotional issues that's caused with this physical damage. I mean, if you are a grown man no matter what, we'll keep this part clean and you sexually assault a little tiny child, you are going to rip them in half, right? You're going to do so much physical damage that if it's a little girl, she probably can't have new kids. If it's, you know, there's all sorts of things you talk about. You ruin a self-esteem at this age and then he's standing there like right, like I got other things to do, come on, I mean. And then people just feel bad for them. Why are you going to feel bad for them?
Speaker 1:show, show a picture of the child Right.
Speaker 2:They won't care. They actually get turned on by seeing pictures of them.
Speaker 1:No, not the predator, but the jury. You know the audience.
Speaker 2:Here's my million dollar question. Here's my million dollar question. Right, If they are quote unquote the man because they took and hurt an innocent child, why are they so petrified that they have to be put in solitaire in their own area in jail and in prison? Because they are afraid to be in Gen Pop, because they know shit's about to get real, and you know what? Rightfully so, Absolutely rightfully so.
Speaker 1:And the one thing you don't do, you don't mess with little kids.
Speaker 2:You don't do it, you don't do. You don't mess with little kids, you don't do it, you don't do it. And you know what I'm sorry. You know what I'm not sorry. If somebody ever hurt my little girl, mine I would be bringing and putting money on the books for these boys. I'd be like I'll bring you what is that hamburger? What was his name? The hamburger? Happier, I mean the on Popeye. Pay you, yeah, wimpy, I'll pay you nicely Tuesday for a hamburger. Today. I'll bring him a hammer every flipping day. You know to say hey, that that thing, cause he's not a man that thing took away the innocence of a child. And you know what you could say. I'm overdramatic. Tell me how that's not accurate. That thing took away the innocence of a child because once you've touched a child inappropriately in any way, you have taken away their innocence period and there's nothing, any way, shape, form or position you can do to get it. Why are you staring at me like this, staring at me like this is why I married you.
Speaker 1:Well, part part of the reason okay well, such a big heart freaking awesome what's another reason?
Speaker 2:because you love me back I've loved you since the day. No, that's not true. That's not true at all. The day I met you, I realized what a soulmate was and I knew right then oh, by the way, y'all get on amazon and order my daughter's book.
Speaker 1:She has five. I just want the first one.
Speaker 2:Who Kicked Dad?
Speaker 1:No, it's called.
Speaker 2:Oh, I think I just messed up and gave a prank.
Speaker 1:Oh great.
Speaker 2:Anyway, there might be a book coming out. It's a prank book.
Speaker 1:Is it called? Who Kicked Dad? Maybe Great.
Speaker 2:I can't lie, it's in my life. It sucks Because you know everybody has to tell you. My face gives it away constantly. You can't. That's why they don't tell me anything. I can't.
Speaker 1:Quiet. Yeah, you're getting country. What are you talking about? Anyway, get on Amazon. Look it up. I am kitten Dad's Girl and Dang Proud of it. Okay, y'all, do her some justice and show her some love and get her book. It was the first one she'd written and published.
Speaker 2:Wrote.
Speaker 1:Sorry. She wrote the first book, did I say written yes, you can't say written.
Speaker 2:It was the first book she wrote.
Speaker 1:She written hey, I failed English.
Speaker 2:Weren't you hot from keeping? Ah, that was a song I know. And what about who kicked first? What about that book? That book is nominated. I can ask you that book has just been nominated for. I can't do that.
Speaker 1:You know that so while you're on amazon, look up my wife's book, one of her books, her first book book is who Kicked First Memoir.
Speaker 2:Memoir.
Speaker 1:By Victoria Curie, who Kicked First. Y'all look it up.
Speaker 2:And then the prequel.
Speaker 1:Prequel Nart, nart, who's there? Y'all check out those books. One of them's been nominated for I don't know, Some award. Um, I'd like to get into a movie.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but you know people ask me I can't tell you at least once a week who I would want to play me if that came into a movie. I get asked that at least once a week Play you. Mm-hmm, I don't know. I don't have a clue. I know without a shadow of a doubt who a lot of the other characters would be and it would be very hard to negotiate.
Speaker 1:It has to be someone who's just strong and a survivor, who's been beat down and can get back up, and you see the strength in their eyes. That's a good one.
Speaker 2:I don't know, but he idiot monster has to be either one. He idiot monster have to be, just have to be. Question is who would you be played by? Who's going on set? Are you serious?
Speaker 1:no, because he's short he's like oh, speaking of 6'1 and height and things, my wife tells me that there is something called, I don't know, feet folio pictures, where you get paid to take pictures of your feet. Yeah, that is the weirdest thing I've ever heard. I heard too.
Speaker 2:But this woman where you get paid to take pictures of your feet yeah, that is the weirdest thing I've ever heard. I heard too, but this woman she's making like $500 for her stinky smelling sock that she autographs. There's another one who makes like $200 to take pictures while she gets a pedicure of her feet.
Speaker 1:So when I propose hey, babe, no.
Speaker 2:Go ahead. You want to do this? Let's take a picture of my foot. I do not finish this statement. I worked so hard to get my husband to be my husband and, yes, I compared him to any person that tried to go out with me and I compared them to him, and that's known and I own my mistakes. I own it. My husband has openly stated about the fact she's had other women back then I'm trying to say this nicely and I was unaware of any and all of them, including a legally bound one, and the minute I found out about her I left. But she doesn't think that way, so okay.
Speaker 1:But that's the truth, right.
Speaker 2:I work. I am not giving anything. People see your feet or get any indication about this fine ass man that I am married to. I'm not having you getting any DM. You know what I'm not getting you. You know all these women coming back hitting on you. You used to get hit on like hourly back in the day.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:No, I didn't even see the uniform. Well, you know what that's going to go in the radio, but I'm just saying no, no, Okay, so no feet pictures. Not for you, okay, but mine maybe, because I do have tattoos on both my feet.
Speaker 1:So I'm going to hoe out your feet.
Speaker 2:You want me to pep out our kids Because she has gorgeous feet. Her feet are so cute.
Speaker 1:Her daughter feet. Yes, she's got these little piggy toes y'all, she doesn't have piggy toes.
Speaker 2:No, her feet honestly still look like baby feet. They do, and they're little. She has little feet. No, we're not pimping her feet, but you would pimp me out.
Speaker 1:Well, it's kind of a partnership Really well, it's kind of a partnership really.
Speaker 2:So was it a partnership when you used to walk up to other men and say, hey, you want to feel buns of steel? You can grab my girlfriend's ass for five dollars and none of them did no one of them tried and you were going to let him and I. I can tell you exactly where this was when it happened. Do you want me to tell you? Yeah, we were in a corridor behind the movie theaters, can we not go there, thank you.
Speaker 1:You're welcome, uh-huh Next subject Take us out, babe. No, oh, you're done. I got your show with Dana. Y'all still going strong.
Speaker 2:Mm-hmm.
Speaker 1:Okay. So to recap, y'all reach out to Dave Campbell, one of his many podcasts. He is a Canadian, but he is awesome. He was the one that helped us get started with podcasting. Helped what Us get started on podcasting right now. So this is a good effort podcasting us get started on podcasting right now.
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Speaker 1:Yeah, too many. I probably couldn't name five and she's probably got us on like 30 or more. Okay, anyway, y'all get on our website, contagioussmallcom. Check out everything. Services.
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Speaker 1:C-L-L-F-Y. Alright, and as always, we welcome donations because we do E-L-L-F-Y. That's what it said All right and as always. We welcome donations because we do all this by ourselves. We, what, we, we, what Do this? We what by ourselves.
Speaker 2:And before I forget, let everybody wish you a good luck on the pooper scooper testing this week.
Speaker 1:Stop with the 1-900 voice. It's a little too sexy there.
Speaker 2:Oh, so my feet can go out on public display, but my voice cannot. Hell yeah, so I can't sing either. No, you can't.
Speaker 1:If you sing, so help me. Why Hit that stop button? Why Stop recording? No, don't sing, hey, stop. No, don't tell me no, no, I'm the boss.
Speaker 2:I can't believe you said it. I am the bitch. You admitted it. That's so complimentary. Seriously, I wish you the best of luck with the down and dirty of the poops, goot and booty. Will you stop? Don't tell them about that. He has his colonoscopy this week. Oh my God, what a good wife am I. I got him a padded, comfortable toilet seat so he would have a little cushion for the pushing and it was just delivered while we were speaking but I got you a little cushion for the pushing.
Speaker 1:Thank you thank you all, good night. Have a great come on squirts, whatever this week. Come on squirts, are you?
Speaker 2:serious right now? Why can't I sing? Don't sing why. Thank you for listening to another uncomfortable. Are you serious right now? Yeah, I am. Why can't I sing? Don't sing why.
Speaker 1:Why. Thank you for listening to another Unstoppable. It is such a nut y'all. Good night y'all.
