Erin Andrews wants 75 million?

[anarin]

Is she still a thing? I thought her bulb burnt out years ago.

 

[Irish#1]

Is she still a thing? I thought her bulb burnt out years ago.

You sound like someone who hit on her and was rejected! lol

 

[Andy in Sactown]

$75 million? Resolution is too low for that pay out.

Now if she wants to make with the high-def.. with Playboy going flaccid, the likelihood of this happening is now almost non-existent.

 

[BobbyMac]

So her showing up in locker rooms when all these pro athletes know her as the naked chick from the hotel room.. you don't think that damaged her.. people were like.. yeah the naked girl.. lets give her the scoop

So she finds it acceptable to get paid for showing up in locker rooms full of naked men that she has to look at.... but she thinks it's worth $75M that someone saw her naked?

I hope she wins... and then the NFL Players Association sues her for $75.00001M for the pain and suffering she inflicted on those men by forcing herself into the locker room before they were dressed.

 

[irishff1014]

So she finds it acceptable to get paid for showing up in locker rooms full of naked men that she has to look at.... but she thinks it's worth $75M that someone saw her naked?

I hope she wins... and then the NFL Players Association sues her for $75.00001M for the pain and suffering she inflicted on those men by forcing herself into the locker room before they were dressed.

I seriously hope you are kidding?

 

[Blaise]

So she finds it acceptable to get paid for showing up in locker rooms full of naked men that she has to look at.... but she thinks it's worth $75M that someone saw her naked?

I hope she wins... and then the NFL Players Association sues her for $75.00001M for the pain and suffering she inflicted on those men by forcing herself into the locker room before they were dressed.

You can't be serious right?!?!? or did you just arrive here from a Delorian from 1953?

 

[kmoose]

I don't care how it happened. If the staff gave up information of one of their guests, then they are guilty. I don't know how much that is worth, but it still puts them at fault. Things like this are the reason why this information is not to be given out. I understand that it is not the hotel's fault that there are crazy people in the world, but they still have the responsibility to safeguard theirs guests information.

But that's the whole point, in my eyes. If I am on the jury, then it absolutely matters. Am honest mistake that anyone could have made? She's getting money, but not $75M. Someone knew that this guy was a weirdo, and maybe took money to give up her room number and ensure that the perv got the room next door? She's getting much more than the previous option.

 

[Irishnuke]

Why does anybody give a shit how much she's asking for? What is a reasonable amount you would expect if someone did this to your wife? How about your daughter?

 

[Irishnuke]

So she finds it acceptable to get paid for showing up in locker rooms full of naked men that she has to look at.... but she thinks it's worth $75M that someone saw her naked?

I hope she wins... and then the NFL Players Association sues her for $75.00001M for the pain and suffering she inflicted on those men by forcing herself into the locker room before they were dressed.

This is so fucking stupid. You're not really this dumb, right?

 

[Wild Bill]

Why does anybody give a shit how much she's asking for? What is a reasonable amount you would expect if someone did this to your wife? How about your daughter?

Make an offer.

 

[drayer54]

They didn't even get full frontal. That's BS.

I mean, where do I find the video?

 

[kmoose]

Why does anybody give a shit how much she's asking for?

Why does anyone give a shit that some perv filmed her changing clothes and put it on the internet? I saw the clip........ you could barely tell it was her. It's not like he had a professional set up and filmed her masturbating in the shower.

What is a reasonable amount you would expect if someone did this to your wife? How about your daughter?

2 hours alone with him should suffice.

 

[BGIF]

When you make millions a year, and a hotel hooks this perv up with information and a room so he can stalk her and video tape her... The damage she went through emotionally and also credibility wise... It seems like a fair number

Baltimore is giving Freddie Gray's family $6.4 million for an incident where a life was lost.

Emotion suffering yes.

Credibility? No, this had nothing to do with credibility. An NBC reporter lied about being under fire. That's a credibility issue and he ended up at MSNBC. Her career has advanced not gone down.


Andrews had her privacy violated and emotional suffering. She was not physically touched, not threatened with harm, nor was aware of anything until the unauthorized pics hit the Internet. The hotel clerk erred in providing information so they have exposure (no pun intended).

By the way how much do rape victims get? Battered spouses? Abused children? Women whose former lovers post videos on the Internet?

 

[ulukinatme]

I saw the video, multiple times, and I want compensation for the damage she inflicted on my Rocky Johnson.

 

[Booslum31]

So how exactly did the perv know what room she was in? I mean, I know that it appears that someone from the hotel told him, but how did that transpire? Did he pretend to be a relative looking for her, or did he ask a seemingly innocent question and accidentally get her room number in the answer? I'd have to hear more about the mistake(presumably) that the hotel made, before I could determine whether or not she was entitled to a dime, let alone multiple millions of dollars.

Yeah, How do we know he didn't get on the elevator with her and see what room she went in? My wife once check into a Hyatt before I arrived and when I got there they would not give me the room number even though I could prove that I had the same last name. I sat there until my wife decided to get off the tread mill. If it is proved that an employee provided the room number then the hotel is probably on the hook...but proving damages plus pain and suffering of $75M will be a bit difficult. Too bad for her that the group of lawyers that got OJ (er...murderer) off is unavailable.

 

[Classic Irish]

Why does anyone give a shit that some perv filmed her changing clothes and put it on the internet? I saw the clip........ you could barely tell it was her. It's not like he had a professional set up and filmed her masturbating in the shower.

So am I right in assuming the carpet didn't match the drapes?

 

[kmoose]

So am I right in assuming the carpet didn't match the drapes?

No carpet......... hardwood. <--- +5 for the double entendre?

 

[NDRock]

I am not trying to say that It didn't effect her emotionally because that probably made her very insecure and probably was uncomfortable where ever she went. And the staff should have never given out any info on her . 25 million is still a lot of money and still proves all the same points.

This is why you throw a huge number out there ($75 million in this case) so that it makes $25 million seem like a reasonable number.

 

[philipm31]

So her showing up in locker rooms when all these pro athletes know her as the naked chick from the hotel room.. you don't think that damaged her.. people were like.. yeah the naked girl.. lets give her the scoop

Agreed.

I do not know about the number, but I do think that she was vastly affected, particularly emotionally, in a way that none of us can fathom.

I am glad she has been able to continue to make a new career for herself.

 

[philipm31]

What is the salary of the 'Dancing with the Stars' hosts? | Examiner.com

With this article it stated she was making $800,000 a year as a reporter/analyst prior to joining DWTS. It also states the Brooke Burke made $80,000 per episode on DWTS prior to Erin coming on. So say she makes ~$80,000 an episode like Brooke, there are roughly 10 episodes a season, and there are two seasons a year we can safely say that Erin is making ~$2.4 million a year. So yes, a sideline reporter is making millions a year.

No, she is not. As a sideline reporter, she is NOT making millions a year. She also works at MLB games, too. She has two or three jobs, and at the time, she only had ONE.

Do not get it twisted, by claiming that DWTS salary should be factored in, when she was not even hosting DWTS at the time of the video.

 

[BobbyMac]

I seriously hope you are kidding?

You can't be serious right?!?!? or did you just arrive here from a Delorian from 1953?

Why does anybody give a shit how much she's asking for? What is a reasonable amount you would expect if someone did this to your wife? How about your daughter?

I hit the Trollfecta.

 

[NDRock]

Agreed.

I do not know about the number, but I do think that she was vastly affected, particularly emotionally, in a way that none of us can fathom.

I am glad she has been able to continue to make a new career for herself.

Agree with this but it does seem a little high when you consider people who are killed in plane crashes don't get anywhere near that amount. I think the survivor's of the passengers who were killed by the crazy German pilot may only get a couple of million each. I'd say death is a little worse than your hot naked body getting seen on the internet.

 

[kmoose]

No, she is not. As a sideline reporter, she is NOT making millions a year. She also works at MLB games, too. She has two or three jobs, and at the time, she only had ONE.

Do not get it twisted, by claiming that DWTS salary should be factored in, when she was not even hosting DWTS at the time of the video.

But she is hosting DWTS because she is a hot celebrity. And her celebrity was SIGNIFICANTLY increased by the hotel video.

 

[T Town Tommy]

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[Rhode Irish]

It made her career, she was just a sideline reporter when it all happened. It made her a household name. She should pay them. People are crazy.

I strongly dislike Erin Andrews, but this comment is garbage.

ETA: Reading further, I see there are lots of garbage comments here. I don't know if I think 75M is a realistic number. That will ultimately be determined in court. It doesn't hurt to ask, I guess. But saying that such a disgusting violation of her privacy is OK because she experienced success in her career after that violation makes you a bad person.

 

[kmoose]

ETA: Reading further, I see there are lots of garbage comments here. I don't know if I think 75M is a realistic number. That will ultimately be determined in court. It doesn't hurt to ask, I guess. But saying that such a disgusting violation of her privacy is OK because she experienced success in her career after that violation makes you a bad person.

I don't think anyone is saying that it was OK, regardless of what it did for her career. I think what people are saying is that she should not receive what amounts to a second financial windfall as a result; with the idea that she has already in essence received a financial windfall from the effect the video had on her career.

 

[Domina Nostra]

That was a rather ridiculous act by whoever filmed her. Nobody deserves to have that kind of nonsense happen to them. Whether it helped her career or not, that is irrelevant. If you do not understand that, you have problems.

Right, but we are not talking about punishing the pervert, but transferring a big block of money from a public corporation (tons of employees, stocks sitting in retiree portfolios) to Ms. Andrews.

I don't think anyone is saying that it was OK, regardless of what it did for her career. I think what people are saying is that she should not receive what amounts to a second financial windfall as a result; with the idea that she has already in essence received a financial windfall from the effect the video had on her career.

I don't know if I think 75M is a realistic number. That will ultimately be determined in court. It doesn't hurt to ask, I guess. But saying that such a disgusting violation of her privacy is OK because she experienced success in her career after that violation makes you a bad person.

Exactly. So...

(1) You need to know how much is the hotel chain really at fault? It's easy to conclude that someone should have done something more in hindsight, but its a legitimate question whether the company's actions were so negligent or malicious that they deserve to have millions transferred from Marriott shareholders to Ms. Andrews. What if it really was the mistake of a single manager? What if the hotel's policy was reasonable and the pervert got around them with state-of-the-art tech?

(2) Whether or not the court takes it under consideration, it seems like 7 years later you have a better idea what the damages really are? Has it hurt her career? Has she been suffering such that she has been receiving professional attention? Are the images widely available. These are now facts.

 

[Corry]

I strongly dislike Erin Andrews, but this comment is garbage.

ETA: Reading further, I see there are lots of garbage comments here. I don't know if I think 75M is a realistic number. That will ultimately be determined in court. It doesn't hurt to ask, I guess. But saying that such a disgusting violation of her privacy is OK because she experienced success in her career after that violation makes you a bad person.

Damn dude. Normally it takes people much longer to come to that conclusion.


In all seriousness I'm not saying criminal charges shouldn't be filed, or even a civil suit. But, 75 million? Come on. To me this whole things just comes across as a money grab.

 

[Circa]

I strongly dislike Erin Andrews, but this comment is garbage.

ETA: Reading further, I see there are lots of garbage comments here. I don't know if I think 75M is a realistic number. That will ultimately be determined in court. It doesn't hurt to ask, I guess. But saying that such a disgusting violation of her privacy is OK because she experienced success in her career after that violation makes you a bad person.

Great comment! The trial is currently being broadcast and It's obvious she is in some deep emotional pain. PTSD is a serious condition and the long term affects of anything this crazy Is worth some $$!

The jackass that took the video is also being broadcast and he looks like a wall street average everyday guy. Anyone know If he was charged with a crime for this?

 

[Irish#1]

Great comment! The trial is currently being broadcast and It's very obvious she is in some very deep emotional pain. PTSD is a serious condition and the long term affects of anything this crazy Is worth some $$!

The jackass that took the video is also being broadcast and he looks like a wall street average everyday guy. Anyone know If he was charged with a crime for this?

He was. I can't remember what the penalty was, but he didn't serve much time. Don't remember if he got hit with a fine. I listened to part of his deposition and he was a total jerk off.

Andrews was talking about how a lot of people thought she was doing this as a publicity stunt to further her career. The hotel told the guy what room she was in. The hotel's attorney's are trying to make it completely this guys fault because "he tricked them" into giving out her room number.

I stated before I thought 75mil was out of line and still believe that. However, I do believe she has every right to compensation. I can see her getting 5-10mil. Of course it will be a long time before she sees any money as the attorneys will appeal.