Tucker Budzyn did not just make videos. He made millions of people kinder for a few minutes a day.
Eight years. A golden retriever with a chicken habit and a face that sold joy without asking permission. Kids who never had a dog treated him like one.
Adults who were tired of the news still stopped for a golden on a porch. That is reach most politicians would kill for, and he did it by being a good dog.
Courtney and Mike let the world borrow him. That is the part people forget. They did not owe us the walks, the spa days, the son named Todd, or the last hard week.
They shared him anyway.
When he left on September 2, it felt like a family dog died in a hundred thousand houses at once. That is not branding. That is what happens when people feel connected.
He is gone. The clips are not. Play them for a kid who needs a laugh.
Rest easy, Tucker.
H/t @tuckerbudzyn
Calling someone names from your personal phone isn’t illegal or corrupt on its own. It’s protected speech for anyone, including a cop or former trooper—just like any citizen venting frustration.
No crime unless it crosses into repeated harassment with intent to annoy, threats, or stalking under laws.
So the line is clear: rude venting from a personal line? Not criminal. But it can paint the investigator as bias by a defense attorney.
@JulieCar94@DBeck57030037@DoctorTurtleboy I'm sure the plaintiffs will appreciate all the new home furnishings provided by the cult members after Turtleboy loses his house.
@ozzyolivia2025@DoctorTurtleboy If Aiden really wants to know what it's like to be harassed, intimidated, and coerced by a girl, I’ll send my grandma over and beat him with her cane.