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[Rhode Irish]

Few things:

1. Towing companies are just the worst. They make money off of ruining people's days. If you double park in the street or in a handicap space or in front of a fire hydrant, you should be towed. Otherwise, it is just predatory and sneaky since almost by definition you will not be around to stop an asshole from towing your car.

2. This woman also seems to be worst. I get being irate and saying hurtful shit to people out of rage, but this lady has a bit of a track record of being terrible. It isn't that she lost it on the tow company employee, it is what she said while losing it. To have the thoughts that she had, you have to be incredibly shallow and self important and straight up dumb.

3. I do not understand the title of this thread?

 

[Booslum31]

That was a view into that woman's soul...she sucks.

 

[BGIF]

I thought this was old news in the 24/7 cycle but CNN did about a 5 minute piece this afternoon showing the video and then discussing "morality" contract clauses. Brian Stelter (spelling?) CNN wasn't definitive on her future but he repeated that she is not a BIG personality in the ESPN stable.

The CNN anchor, a woman I didn't recognize, mentioned it could be difficult for McHenry to get sports figures into interview mode in a couple of days when the suspension ends.

 

[BGIF]

That was a view into that woman's soul...she sucks.

Britt McHenry looks in the mirror and sees Dorian Gray.

 

[dshans]

Britt McHenry looks in the mirror and sees Dorian Gray.

Perhaps she will soon have an "Ebenezer Scrooge Moment."

 

[Huntr]

I like how she's all cunty about being a Medill grad and how the woman jockeying the tow company counter is stupid and worthless.

Yet she parlayed that NW degree into a role as a pair of tits and blonde hair trolling football sidelines for 30 seconds worth of bullshit coaches' quotes each week.

Tell em, Britt.

 

[IrishinSyria]

She said mean and spiteful things. Seems less bad than threatening violence or yelling. Granted the "I'm on TV" schtick was shitty, but it's not like she violated any laws.

 

[pkt77242]

I like how she's all cunty about being a Medill grad and how the woman jockeying the tow company counter is stupid and worthless.

Yet she parlayed that NW degree into a role as a pair of tits and blonde hair trolling football sidelines for 30 seconds worth of bullshit coaches' quotes each week.

Tell em, Britt.

I don't get this post. She says crappy things to someone and then you come on here And say crappy things about her. I believe there is a saying about glass houses and stones that would be very appropriate here.

 

[Rhode Irish]

She said mean and spiteful things. Seems less bad than threatening violence or yelling. Granted the "I'm on TV" schtick was shitty, but it's not like she violated any laws.

Right, and I don't think anyone is calling for her to be thrown in jail. There are people who have committed crimes that I respect more than some of the truly shallow and vapid people that I know. The point is that she was exposed as a person with dogshit in her soul, not that she is a danger to society.

 

[Classic Irish]

I like how she's all cunty about being a Medill grad and how the woman jockeying the tow company counter is stupid and worthless.

Yet she parlayed that NW degree into a role as a pair of tits and blonde hair trolling football sidelines for 30 seconds worth of bullshit coaches' quotes each week.

Tell em, Britt.

I wonder if she parlayed her looks into acquiring certain academic perks that enabled her to get into Northwestern in the first place. Having spent most of my adult life in higher education, she wouldn't be the first person I know who's done that.