As they recounted the experience, Vuolo also affected his last arrest, describing him as a turning point on his journey as a Christian.

Pali steam pair further opened in relation to the challenges that faced marriage, especially with people, Duggar's husband once considered friends.

37-year-old husband Duggar shared the details of the close arrest of the scenario in recently published episodes "Jinger and Jeremy Podcast"For which he hosted with his wife.

The former football player recounted that the banker attended him pointed out that he unconsciously brought counterfeit money. "We have some forged money here," Banker rejected another seller.

Shocked and unregulated, Jeremy admitted that he began to describe her later as "stupid excuse." Standing there, he remembered how he panicked, and he thought the worst.

"And I'm just thinking, I'm done. Like, they'll bring the cops. They will do the investigation. They will run the fingerprints or anything else," he recalled, visibly disturbing.

As he wrestled with his thoughts about his distress, he imagined that he faces a possible 20-year-old prison, "the worst scenario" punishment that his wife lifted on Chatgpt.

The banker, however, quickly returned him to reality by letting him feel the money.

"Teacher is to feel. It was just a regular work," he said, recurring how the situation turned out to be far less difficult than feared since they were afraid, because the bills were clearly fake.

Even so, Jeremy explained that he still had to stay in the bank, while the report was passed on the incident. In her part, Duggar was simply free from his wife, he was not behind the bars, teased him about his previous one-day, one-day prison.

"I'm grateful you're not in prison right now," she choked.

Meanwhile, Duggar's husband explained that he got money earlier from the sale of cars that personally processed for a friend, selling it a visibly wild customer.

"They (Vuoul's friend) had a car on our property to sell ... and the guy appeared in the house, who was wild. And the guy was as if this guy was crazy, but he recalled," Vuolo recalled. "

The car, although it is not particularly expensive, sold for $ 6,000 in cash.

Vuolo took the money later to make a deposit, only for discovering, was counterfeit after the machine had repeatedly stopped in the middle during attempts.

One-day, a one-day prison experience, which was teased by his former Football husband, seems to be a true milestone on his Christian journey.

Vuolo was reflected in his time as a professional football player and how his life took the dark step after he left the sport.

"For guys who stop playing, they are in a contract or injuries, the rest of their lives they fight to play," he explained. "But for me, it was different. It was as if God took that passion against football and just moved him to the Ministry."

Toward People Magazine37-year shares that after a one-time arrest for police harassing while driving, he attracted a firm decision to serve Christ.