"Ah, F--- it, I quit!"

[Ohiogirl81]

A year from now no one outside the broadcast news business will remember who she is. Rock on, girlfriend.

[phlinak]

Originally Posted by merv1225

Wow! People come down hard on this woman and say she should never work again, but they defend NFL players who beat up women and children.

DING! DING! DING!

We have a winner for the most ironic and relevant post of the day.

Kudos!!

[phlinak]

Originally Posted by Colt Cassidy

TOTAL stupidity! If and when she finally grows up, she won't be able to erase that from either her employment record or her memory!

Or, frankly Colt, she might not give a d***.

I think the truth is most of these posters are envious of her because she did what many of them wish they could do.

[Minervah]

Originally Posted by thefragile

You don't seem to understand. I don't care what her motive was. I thought it was pretty funny actually.

And I can say the same. You absolutely don't understand. I am talking about her actions. I don't give a flying fig about her motive. So I am going to leave it at that.

[MJ7]

This definitely went mainstream, I saw this posted on CNN today. She is definitely grabbing attention.

[John13]

Originally Posted by merv1225

Wow! People come down hard on this woman and say she should never work again, but they defend NFL players who beat up women and children.

Originally Posted by phlinak

DING! DING! DING!

We have a winner for the most ironic and relevant post of the day.

Kudos!!

Hmmmm.

Between the two of you can you all point out one link?

I highly doubt you can come up with one poster who said this woman should never work again and that same poster defend the right to beat up ones spouse and kids.

As a result I fail to see how it is "relevant" at all.

[80skeys]

Originally Posted by Minervah

"The girl who quit her job and can't get another because she did a really dumb thing."

She'll get another job. Notoriety has a funny way of doing things.

This event reminds me of Bill Burr's standup routine where he talks about how there should be a TV channel for media people who get fired for publicly saying things they later regret.

[elan]

I figure karma will get her. She's going to run her own business. When her employees don't give two weeks notice, she'll be paid back.

[NLVgal]

Originally Posted by elan

I figure karma will get her. She's going to run her own business. When her employees don't give two weeks notice, she'll be paid back.

She said she didn't have much choice, so it sounds like quit or get fired. She chose the former, with a little profane flourish.

[take57]

Originally Posted by elan

I figure karma will get her. She's going to run her own business. When her employees don't give two weeks notice, she'll be paid back.

Kinda like businesses that were more than happy to close operations without any notification to their employees before the 1988 WARN Act put a stop to it? Karma is a funny mistress.