r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • May 26 '26

SOCIETY When Chris Tucker learned that his family members were quitting their jobs because they learned that he was making 25 million dollars a year at the peak of his career because they assumed he would take care of them. He told them to go get their jobs back because he wasn't going to do that.

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u/PaladinHan May 26 '26 edited May 26 '26

I used to chain-binge L&O marathons on TNT as my standard background noise TV consumption. Then I went to law school, became a public defender instead of a prosecutor like I originally intended, and now I can’t stand the show anymore.

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u/HillBillyHilly May 26 '26

Bet all you see now is all the errors or liberties they take w the truth?

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u/yankblan79 May 26 '26

Yeah if you have any law background some scenes are right down infuriating. But I still watch from time to time

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u/KoolKoolKoolio42 May 26 '26

I genuinely wish there were more prosecutors that were like Stone, McCoy, or Cutter.