Well, as you've no doubt heard by now, the Trump Era has officially come to an end in America.
Reactions to Joe Biden being sworn in as president varied wildly depending on one's geographic location and position on the political spectrum, but the fact is, tens of millions of Americans were downright thrilled to see Donnie pack his bags.
We will be back in some form... have a good life.
These were among the final words Donald Trump said on the morning of January 20, about four hours prior to Joe Biden getting sworn in as the 46th President of the United States.
You would have to be gullible, have no respect for right and wrong, and be a self-aggrandizing fool to want to see Joe Exotic go free.
That's why Joe knows Donald Trump is his only chance at a pardon. And now he's suing to try to force the Orange Tyrant's hand.
Back in March, when we all naively thought the pandemic lockdown would last 2-3 weeks, a quaint little documentary came out on Netflix.
It was a time-honored tale of animal abuse and murder for hire plots, and it captured the hearts and minds of a newly-quarantined nation.
It is not a good time to be Joe Exotic right now.
Some might say this is an evergreen statement, but it applies more than ever at the moment.
At this point, the coronavirus pandemic has been going on for so long that it's hard to remember what life was like at the beginning of this mess.
But if we think hard enough, we can remember a more innocent time -- a time when we all believed the lockdown would only last a few weeks, and a man known as the Tiger King dominated the national consciousness.
Infamous Tiger King star Joe Exotic claims that he may die soon in a bizarre and troubling open letter sent from prison.
Now, his much younger husband Dillon Passage is opening up about heartbreak and how he copes with Joe's imprisonment.
Utter the name Joe Exotic in mixed company, and you're likely to receive a wide array of reactions.
To some, he's the comical figure from that simpler time several months ago when the coronavirus pandemic seemed but a momentary distraction.
Joe Exotic was social-distancing before it was cool,
The zoo owner/country singer-turned-Netflix star has been a guest of our federal correctional system since 2018, which means he entirely missed out on the global obsession with Tiger King that spread like wildfire back in March.
You'd think that with Joe Exotic in prison and the world having finally moved on from attempting to solve the mystery of who killed Carole Baskin's husband, the drama of Tiger King would finally be at an end.
But if you've ever met anyone like the man-children who made the Netflix docu-series such a hit, you know they spend their entire lives wrapped up in petty squabbles and courting legal troubles until they eventually drive their ATVs off a ravine, and the coroner finds a couple gallons of Busch Light sloshing around in their guts.
We learned this week that there's a lot more Tiger King on the way.
In addition to a scripted drama series starring Nicolas Cage, the Netflix docu-drama has inspired a sequel created by the same filmmakers.
Well, we all knew this was coming.
As unnecessary as it might be, given the fact what made Tiger King so great is that it's the sort of story you just can't make up, the saga of Joe Exotic will now be given the Hollywood treatment.
Ya gotta give Joe Exotic some credit -- the guy started social-distancing long before it was the fashionable thing to do!
Yes, the Tiger King star is currently serving 22 years in prison on animal abuse and murder for hire charges.
Last week, Tiger King star Joe Exotic was accused of bestiality. There were also claims that he fathered a child with a woman and is now a grandfather.
His current husband, Dillon Passage, is speaking out ... and admitting that Joe may have kept some things a secret, even from him.
While Tiger King star Joe Exotic remains behind bars, Jeff Lowe has remained free to continue to smear him.
On top of all of the horror stories that we have all heard about Joe's treatment of animals under his "care," he is now accused of bestiality.
If you've been anywhere near social media in the past six weeks, then you're probably familiar with the gun-toting, meth-fueled feline enthusiast known as Joe Exotic.
And if you watched Tiger King, then you probably feel that after spending seven hours (eight, if you count the ill-advised reunion special) with Joe and his unique menagerie of misfits, you know the guy pretty well.
If you're one of the tens of millions of viewers who recently got sucked into the bizarre world of Tiger King, you might think you know the whole story of Joe Exotic and his menagerie of rivals and co-conspirators.
But you can't sum up such a strange saga in just seven hours, a fact that the stars of Tiger King made clear when they began sharing their own versions of events in the days after the docuseries became an overnight sensation.
By now, you've almost certainly heard about the Netflix phenomenon that is Tiger King.
And unless you're one of those weirdos who's spending their quarantine pursuing a new hobby or re-connecting with family, there's a good chance you've watched the entire thing six or seven times and launched your own cold case investigation into the disappearance of Carole Baskin's husband.
We don't need to tell you that we're living through one of the most bonkers times in American history.
After all, just a few short months ago, you'd probably never heard of Tiger King or the coronavirus, and now those two things are the subjects of roughly 140 pecent of all social media posts.
There are two questions on the minds of American these days:
Will we ever be able to go outside again -- and did Carole Baskin actually feed her husband to tigers?
If you've spent any time on social media in recent weeks, then you're probably aware that there are really only two topics of conversation these days -- the coronavirus and Tiger King.
The two big news items of the 2020s collided last month with reports that Tiger King star Joe Exotic has been placed in COVID-19 isolation in the federal prison he now calls home.
