Your Moment of Truth-Would You Own Up to Your Darkest Secrets on Natl TV for $$$ ?

[dd734]

My first 30 years of life need to stay in the past....

My last 30 years, I could deal with those being exposed.

[hidinout]

Not for 500 million , let alone 500K

[Lil Sebastian]

I'll be truthful--- I'm glad she lost the money !!!

 

Yeah, I'm glad she lost the money, but that also means that poor husband lost the half of it he probably would have received in the impending divorce.

[Science Friction]

Yeah, I'm glad she lost the money, but that also means that poor husband lost the half of it he probably would have received in the impending divorce.

 

 

True. I did feel bad for him.

[HammerTime]

Yeah, I'm glad she lost the money, but that also means that poor husband lost the half of it he probably would have received in the impending divorce.

 

True. I did feel bad for him.

 

Sounds like he's probably better off without her. Blessing in disguise.

Edited February 28, 2017 by HammerTime

[Science Friction]

Sounds like he probably better off without her. Blessing in disguise.

 

You've got that right. Huge blessing.

[Science Friction]

For those who are bolding proclaiming that you would hook up to a polygraph and answer 50 personal questions, 21 of which you would be asked to answer in front of a nationally televised audience, have you really thought that through?

[Jumper_Dad]

There was a program back in the 70's where a man would come out and his wife and secretary would compete to see who knew him better...that show was brutal. Almost every episode went exactly like you'd think it would, horrible. Questions similar to what you would see back then on the Newlywed Game.

 

I can't imagine that it went more than one season, no way anyone saw how that show went and then decided to go on it.