One Year Later (feat. Todd and Julie Chrisley)
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How do Todd and Julie describe the first year home after their pardon?
welcome back to this week's episode of unlocked normally you will see either just mom with me on the podcast or just dad but today we have them both so pray for me welcome mom and dad thank you thank you so we just came up on a year since you both got full presidential pardons from president trump It's been a year.
Yes.
It's kind of insane to look back and think, you know, we just had Mother's Day. Last Mother's Day was a little different than this Mother's Day. So we're definitely going to dive deep into all of those things. We're also going to talk about dad's new business venture, Good Guy Rx. and also good girl rx to where they both are now coexisting under one roof but his is for all things you know for your husband your son your boyfriend your friend whoever it is so when we talk about that all things guys Yes. So when we talk about that, you'll definitely want to listen if you want to help them. But going into things. Oh, and two, it's not all going to be serious because we are going to have you rate some of the Met Gala looks.
Okay, but don't be asking me nothing about people that I don't know because I just talked shit last week and said about Megan the Stallion.
Megan the Stallion.
Megan the Stallion, getting her toe blowed off. And then I find out because my friend, Chapman Dixon, sends me this whole thing. She said, you understand that Megan wants to do an assisted living. She wants to do this, open trust. She says she's really got a lot going on. So, Megan, let me say to you that due to my ignorance of not knowing who you are, I may have made light of the fact that you only have nine toes. I did not mean it that way. I think that's a horrific situation, but you handled it well. You got a Bentley out of it. So I apologize. OK, go ahead.
So look, we're already off to a hot start. Making wrongs right. This is great.
Right.
So it's been a year. Yes. What does a year out actually feel like?
Right.
I mean, certainly you are appreciative that you're home and that and I'm speaking for me. I'm grateful that I'm home and that I can go and do everything that I've always done and that I can work every day and be productive. But I'm not going to lie. Some of the shit that y'all put us through still my my camp. Had a little bit less stress at times.
There's no way. First off, I dealt with that camp too. There was a lot of stress. A lot.
Yeah, and y'all are a lot of stress too. But go ahead.
Excuse me. Well, I'm going to say that, yes, I am so appreciative of it. I am... Also, I stop and think every day how, you know, so many people that come out of prison, you know, they have to fight to even get more freedoms. You know, whether it's at a halfway house or home confinement, which is so confining, you know, I mean, it really is a lot. And so I don't take that for granted because we were able to come home and step right back into our lives.
Right.
And I think that's that's definitely something that I think about more and more every day, especially when I talk to people who are just getting out or who are struggling in this, trying to get out of halfway house, trying to, you know, find their way and try to make it work. You know, you try to rebuild relationships, but you're on home confinement and you can't leave your house. Yeah. You know, and so it's just, it's so crazy. The system still is just so broken because a lot of these people have way more freedom in a halfway house than they do in home confinement. And it should be the other way around. You know, it should be this tiered down process, you know, prison, halfway house, home confinement but it's not they have way more freedoms in the halfway houses than you do when you get to home confinement so that's definitely something that we need to work on i think yes and i i mean i agree 100 on that also too but as we're going throughout this podcast
When I ask you questions about you, I want you to keep it focused on you. Well, it's hard to do.
Well, I can get the hell up and walk out.
Shut up.
I have quit better jobs than this.
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