http://lift.do - But she is also a gun-toting troublemaker who has zero regard for “the po-po.” She’s an outlaw at center. And in Tyler Perry’s A Madea Xmas, she falls in some fast notices of bawdy appreciation for the past going returning to the times when she was “on that pole” (i.e., a stripper), when she hawked Xmas “trees” (i.e., marijuana), when she was on the 'red market” (i.e., offering her own skin to survive), and when she “marched” with Mark Fitzgibbons (but they were not status up — get it?). There is enough gently extravagant actions in Madea’s backstory to create one think that Madea: The Beginning Years cannot be far behind — and, actually, might not be a bad way to go.