Isolation. According to Justin W. Lo, locking Joe up in a maximum-security prison was the ultimate poetic justice. “We don’t want people thinking he could get out,” Lo clarified.

“Prison? Eh, feels a bit not enough. So what do you do? Take. His. Balls.” Oh, how I love poetic justice. We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we back.

“Torture? Uh, okay, same thing,” he continued. “Prison? Eh, feels a bit not enough. So what do you do? Take. His. Balls.” Oh, how I love poetic justice.

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And as Bronte says best, “Eventually, he’ll just be some a**hole I dated.” Closure, served with a side of poetic justice.

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