They Sued Her Over a Blue Shirt 😳
The speaker describes a lawsuit filed against a woman for wearing a blue shirt on her last day, based on a comment suggesting she wear blue if she was under an NDA. The speaker defended her publicly and was subsequently sued for approximately one million dollars for that defense.
Summary
According to the speaker, a woman was sued over wearing a blue shirt during an announcement on her last day of employment. The lawsuit was apparently based on circumstantial evidence: someone in the comments had previously suggested that if the woman (Brett) was under a non-disclosure agreement, she should wear a blue shirt as a signal. The employer extrapolated from this comment that her choice to wear a blue shirt was intentional communication about being under an NDA. The speaker provides context that the employer has a pattern of controlling behavior, including targeting the woman's best friend Reagan as a form of psychological torture. The speaker mentions that the employer offered Reagan more money than he had ever paid Brett, apparently as a form of harassment or manipulation. When the speaker publicly defended the woman against this lawsuit, they were themselves sued. The speaker indicates the damages sought against them for their public defense were approximately one million dollars.
Key Insights
- The employer sued based on the theory that wearing a blue shirt was intentional communication about being under an NDA, inferring this from a comment someone had made in the past.
- The employer engaged in a pattern of harassment including targeting the employee's best friend Reagan by inviting her to his wedding and offering her more money than he had paid Brett, described as done 'for sport.'
- The speaker was sued for approximately one million dollars specifically for publicly defending the woman against the employer's lawsuit.
- The speaker characterizes the employer as someone who 'stalks comments' and finds reasons to prevent people from leaving his employment.
- The employer's offer of more money to the employee's best friend was characterized as psychological torture designed to hurt the original employee.
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Transcript
[0:00] He sued her over wearing a blue shirt. >> Israeli Wire sue somebody for wearing a blue I mean, the Daily Wire sue somebody for wearing a blue shirt? >> On her last day, she wore a blue shirt during that announcement. And it turned out that previously, someone in the comments, cuz I told you he stalks comments, had said, "Brett, if you're under an NDA, wear a blue shirt." So, he extrapolated from that that she must [music] have intentionally worn a blue shirt. So, then he found a reason cuz he never wants you to leave. And [music] I defended her. When he did the thing with her best friend, as a way to torture her,…
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