The words inmate, incarceration, mopping the floor, controlled movement, shakedown, maintenance job are oddly satisfying to me.
My dd went to USC, on a scholarship, but some of her friends couldn't get in. Irks me to no end that these arrogant entitled people took spots away from deserving applicants.
Agree. Irks me to no end that there are actual students out there who did not get accepted to their first choices of colleges but would have been accepted if the entitled parents had not illegally bribed their offspring to the "front of the line."
It's satisfying to me too when I picture Mossimo out of his designer duds and stripped of his fancy accessories to be replaced by ugly prison garb and a cheap commissary watch scrubbing toilets and mopping floors.
Now both he and Lori get to wait in line without the special privileges they grew accustomed to. No gated neighborhood, no privacy, just like everyone else.
After all, the judge said prison is the great equalizer.
Judge rips Lori Loughlin for 'avarice,' gives her two months
Her Judge Nathaniel Gorton castigated her for not being satisfied with her already ‘fairy tale life.’
He said he believed Loughlin was remorseful but then he castigated her for her “avarice,” for not being satisfied with her already “charmed life” and for seeking “whatever prestige and instant gratification that comes from being able
to show off the admissions of your daughters to a preferred university.
“Here you are an admired, successful professional actor, with a long-lasting marriage, two apparently healthy, resilient children, more money than you can possibly need, and a beautiful home in sunny Southern California,” Gorton said. “A fairy tale life. Yet you stand before me, a convicted felon,
and for what? For the inexplicable desire to grasp even readful.”
Lori Loughlin Is 'Struggling' in Prison and 'Misses Her Comfortable Life'
At the end of October,
Lori Loughlin began serving her two month prison sentence for her involvement in the college admissions bribery scandal. Despite her short sentence, the
Fuller House actress is reportedly
“struggling” as she serves her time.
According to an
In Touch source close to Loughlin, the actresses “misses her family and her comfortable life” after less than two weeks behind bars. “Lori is trying to keep her head low and just get through this ordeal,” the insider shared. “She’s been able to make calls and send emails, all monitored … every second feels like a lifetime in there.”
“Lori is hating life inside prison,” the source continued. “Her first days there were dreadful.”
