During the jury selection process for
Nicholas Cruz who of course was the Parkland shooter, Mass shooter.
Apparently one woman tried to find a unique excuse for
why she could not serve as a juror, I don't wanna give too much away.
Remember we're talking about the state of Florida.
Let's watch.
>> There's dates in July that you're not available.
What are those.
>> Like 7 July 4, which is closed on July 18th.
>> But then again, I need to figure out something.
I have my sugar daddy that I see every day.
I'm sorry >> My sugar daddy.
>> Okay, I'm not exactly sure what you're talking about
>> But I'm married and
I see him every day.
>> All right man, we'll come back to you.
Okay, thank you.
>> [LAUGH] Well, we'll come back to you, ma'am.
So will he?
[LAUGH] >> She was released relieved of duty.
>> Yeah, well she's got to go take care of the sugar daddy.
Somebody's got to bring home the bacon, right?
>> Sugar daddies, notoriously time consuming when you've got a sugar daddy,
you've got no time for justice, okay >> Okay, and I mean look guys,
it's a hilarious story, unfortunately, it's like a really important trial, right?
About a mass shooter etcetera.
But why did she do this?
Why did all of this happen?
I have one simple explanation because Florida and so
like Anna in the production meeting was surprised by this story.
I'm like, it's a Florida.
It's the most normal Florida story.
>> No, I know, but can I, at first,
I was a little concerned that this was like a fake story.
I'm gonna say something super inappropriate.
It's ok, you guys can be mad at me.
I totally accept it because I know it's inappropriate.
The judges too attractive and I thought that she was,
it was just like a skit or something.
Yeah, she's like, come on, look, I know it.
You know it, the American people know it, I'm a woman, okay.
And I can acknowledge that she's a smoke show.
She just is. >> [LAUGH] l was gonna work
>> So when this,
when this was pitched during the production meeting, I'm like,
this is she's an actress, like she's too gorgeous, she's too gorgeous,
she's making me uncomfortable.
But no, it's real girl.
>> Okay, so, but it is not at all fake and
this is in fort Lauderdale that the trial is happening.
So that's south Florida, to be fair to Florida.
It's wacky for a lot of different reasons and
a lot of different parts in different ways, right?
But when you get into south Florida sugar daddies are a thing.
>> No, it's amazing.
I wanna read you what Miss Bristol,
that's the name of the potential juror who's now relieved of duty.
This is what she said verbatim.
First of all, let me clarify myself July 2nd is my birthday, July 4th is my son.
And the 18th is my other son, and again, I need to figure out something.
I have my sugar daddy that I see every day, she's got a full life.
>> She does and but you can tell from the way she said it, all of it.
She's not playing like she's just genuinely saying like,
how do you want me to deal with this?
I got this.
I got the birthday is coming up. I got to go pick up my dry cleaning and
of course there's my sugar daddy who I have to service.
>> But you know that nobody >> Like in Florida, everybody's like,
yeah, well, to be fair, she's got the sugar daddy, we should let her go.
No, I'm actually a little upset with Miss Bristol.
Can I be honest with you here?
>> No [LAUGH] Of course >> Listen, the point of a sugar daddy,
so you can take a load off when the sugar daddy is so
demanding that it's a full time job.
What's the point of the sugar daddy, right?
The sugar daddy is supposed to pay for your apartment,
supposed to pay your bills and every once in awhile he'll
drop in because his wife isn't making him happy enough or whatever it is, right?
He's seeking validation.
That's what a sugar daddy is supposed to be like, you're doing it wrong,
Miss Bristol, you're doing it wrong.
>> It's a, it's a unique criticism of her.
So I'm not >> Might as well be married to
the guy, you know?
>> [LAUGH] Yes, you got to pains in the acid.
So I'm not, I haven't brushed up on my sugar daddy etiquette.
So I don't really know, but
my guess is that there are different kinds of sugar daddies, right?
The ones that you're talking about are more South Beach, okay.
And so those are super attractive women who go around and
try to find those sugar daddies.
>> Why are you going after Miss Bristol like that?
Okay, I don't know.
I didn't see Miss Bristol >> We don't know what she looks like.
>> And everybody's got a different racket, right?
But when you're up in Fort Lauderdale, you might have to work every day, okay.
And so that is what it is, okay.
Look, it's funny, but it is what it is.
And so we're not hating on sex workers.
Were not hating on anybody.
>> And by the way, we're not saying she's a sex worker,
there are plenty of non sex workers who have sugar daddies.
>> Yeah, whatever category you want to put them in, right?
I don't know.
>> I don't know what category that would be.
But get that money girl, like, I'm not 80.
>> [LAUGH] >> It's just that like I I got my Cuban at
home.
I'm good.
Like, I want to stay true to him,
probably would not like the idea of me seeking out a sugar daddy.
>> No, I suspect he would not >> Probably would not be the end of that.
>> Yes, no, everybody's got different cultural context here.
And, she's she's so open about it.
We presume that her husband is okay with it.
At least you're doing hard work bringing in good money, I assume
>> Takes the pressure off financially for
sure for a husband >> I suppose so, okay.
Just very matter of fact, though.
Either way.
Okay, all right, very clear.