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Originally Posted by redplum33
I meant a picture of the bank statement showing that it says CVS Pharmacy.
Caught in Providence was a show on a local access cable channel for many years. The show wasn't making any money until recently when national stations picked it up for syndication. What seems off? Frank Caprio is too nice to some people?
Not in my experience.
Interesting that you're not from this area but you know about the Foxy Lady. Are you a stripper that hates CVS?
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Why on earth would I post a picture of one of my old bank statements on this website?
Maybe there is nothing off about "Caught in Providence."
That's why I am curious about where the money that is being made off the show is going to.
Either way the people of Providence should view it as an embarrassment.
Providence people have a reputation for being trashy and talking like truck drivers.
The show helps it live up to that reputation.
But the thing about that court room situation is that it's not "Judge Judy" or the "People's Court"
Court shows like that people choose to be on.
If someone gets a parking ticket or whatever in Providence and they can't afford to pay they have no choice and are forced to appear before Judge Caprio. So it seems possible that people may be profiting off of the exploitation of poor people in Providence, and that's just wrong.
That's why I am curious as to where the money is going.
Is it all going towards making Providence a better place?
Or is it going in someone's pockets?
Are the people that appear on the show compensated in any way?
Did they sign a release agreeing to be on the show?
Or were they told if they don't appear before the judge that a warrant would be issued for their arrest?
Are they put in a situation where they can either be on the show or go to jail?
Because it appears that could be the case.
If everyone that appears on the show is compensated, gives their consent, and the money made off of it goes to improving the city of Providence, their public school system, etcetera then that's fine.
I went to school in Rhode Island.
How could I not know what the Foxy Lady is?
The radio station I listened to when I was there was constantly advertising "legs and eggs"
I strip my clothes off before I get in the shower. Does that count?
And of course I have disgust for CVS.
It lets a strip club use its name so that husbands can pay girls behind their wive's backs as it looks the other way. They probably viewed it as good advertising since the DJs basically did a CVS commercial every hour.