I must admit, I watched that broadcast. I listened to him pontificate about drug use, the wrong roads he had traveled, his hopes for a normal future once he was released. Reality check please. Most normal parolees do not have Hollywood begging them to star in their movies and TV shows. Most normal parolees are hard pressed to beg their way into a minimum wage job at the local 7-11.
Bad behavior holds no real consequences in their minds either.
And not two weeks ago, our Romeo, Mr. Timberlake, proved that chivalry is not just dead, it has been cremated and blown to the four winds. The young lady was then whisked away into an elevator by two of the group's bodyguards and taken upstairs where she was not only upbraided, but backed into a wall by a shouting Justin Timberlake. Her mother escorted her back to the hotel in the morning to try to obtain an apology. Had the daughter been mine, I would have also obtained a handful of young Timberlake's hair when I yanked him baldheaded and gave him a lesson in consequences. I have news for all the Roberts, Britneys and Justins out there currently held aloft by the adoration and loyalty of their fans.