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King Curtis and The Sorry People

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A few years ago a little boy named Curtis became well known on a show called “Wife Swap”.  He came from a family of indulgence.  Mom and Dad did whatever it took to make their two children happy.  Curtis accurately read the tea leaves and named himself, “King Curtis.”

 

But the show “Wife Swap” is all about shaking things up; King Curtis’ mom was replaced with a fitness instructor who ran a tight ship in her own home.  Naturally, fireworks ensued:

 

Watch this.   

 

Tomorrow we are going to talk about it.

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