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It's not our responsibility to care about Colette's feelings or the kids. Shay is the one that did it and the one that embarrassed his entire family. The joke was well deserved. He's a dishonest phony. I feel not one ounce of pity for him or his family. He sat up on his high horse for YEARS criticizing others with his dopey wife by his side encouraging it all. He relishes in that role of the perfect Mormon father and husband who did no wrong.

If he was honest and apologized for everything I would feel this was a low blow but he hasn't. He was still being dishonest with that woe is me I'm an alcoholic bullshit. He never fessed up to the DMs with the cam girl.

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