ot: Julie DiCaro accuses former co workers of being a bunch of pervs.

[Zion]

I can't imagine why she didn't get ahead in the sports industry. Must've been that glass ceiling.

 

[Zion]

She's the absolute worst. She was garbage before everything mainstream became so overly woke, i can't imagine what she's like today.

Some women just don't fit into predominantly male spaces and don't want those spaces to even exist. These are the people who use the term 'frat house' and 'frat boy environment' in negative contexts while to most of us that just sounds like a ton of fun.

Case in point, look at this female reporter:

You're in the wrong line of work

 

[JP Hochbaum]

Got to love a board primarily made of men, I mean little boys, who think they know what it is like being female.

 

[Midway Fields]

Please don't make this political.

I was showing her hypocrisy, nothing to do with politics. Read better.

 

[Zion]

Got to love a board primarily made of men, I mean little boys, who think they know what it is like being female.

Primarily? We don't even have a token woman within 30 miles of this board

 

[Bearly]

I was showing her hypocrisy, nothing to do with politics. Read better.

They were both pro Covid precaution posts. One a bit sarcastic. Yes, I now there's a pic on that page link that shows her without a mask with friends. Don't like her but because there wasn't conflicting statements in the posted tweet, I took it as an objection for what she said.

 

[Mighty Joe Young]

Some women just don't fit into predominantly male spaces and don't want those spaces to even exist. These are the people who use the term 'frat house' and 'frat boy environment' in negative contexts while to most of us that just sounds like a ton of fun.

Case in point, look at this female reporter:

You're in the wrong line of work

Primarily? We don't even have a token woman within 30 miles of this board

Yeah, you just answered your own question there, chief.


(For the record, I do think the woman in the video grossly over-reacted, but I also think you're a tad bit out of touch).

 

[Zion]

Yeah, you just answered your own question there, chief.


(For the record, I do think the woman in the video grossly over-reacted, but I also think you're a tad bit out of touch).

If you think the woman in the video "grossly overreacted", that's also what I think. So we're both in-touch.

 

[Chicagosports89]

Some women just don't fit into predominantly male spaces and don't want those spaces to even exist. These are the people who use the term 'frat house' and 'frat boy environment' in negative contexts while to most of us that just sounds like a ton of fun.

Case in point, look at this female reporter:

You're in the wrong line of work

Umm frat boys are douche bags. Getting in the camera shot is one thing, but thinking it's okay to creep up right on top of her is super douchey. No surprise from you though.

 

[Zion]

Umm frat boys are douche bags. Getting in the camera shot is one thing, but thinking it's okay to creep up right on top of her is super douchey. No surprise from you though.

Bro, they're a bunch of drunken excited fans happy their team just won- and there's tons of women in that crowd

If you're a sports journalist and you can't handle happy drunken fans; you're in the wrong line of work. Stay in the studio.

 

[Chicagosports89]

Bro, they're a bunch of drunken excited fans happy their team just won- and there's tons of women in that crowd

If you're a sports journalist and you can't handle happy drunken fans; you're in the wrong line of work. Stay in the studio.

So do you blame women who get sexually harassed/assaulted for the clothes they were wearing? They brought it on themselves right? Men shouldn't have to control themselves, it is their primal nature.

Also there wasn't a single woman who got up in her personal space, plenty of dudes though

 

[Zion]

So do you blame women who get sexually harassed/assaulted for the clothes they were wearing? They brought it on themselves right? Men shouldn't have to control themselves, it is their primal nature.

Nobody got sexually harassed or assaulted. It's a female reporter who's uncomfortable around a bunch of happy excited fans, many of whom are also women.

 

[Chicagosports89]

Nobody got sexually harassed or assaulted. It's a female reporter who's uncomfortable around a bunch of happy excited fans, many of whom are also women.

I didn't say she did get assaulted or harassed. But also not 1 woman got in her personal space like all the douche bags. I can be excited and happy about my sports team without making others uncomfortable.

 

[and 69 others]

Nobody got sexually harassed or assaulted. It's a female reporter who's uncomfortable around a bunch of happy excited fans, many of whom are also women.

Thing is, if the reporter were male, the fans would've still acted just the same. It's not like she was groped or some shit, fans just wanted to get on camera. How this conversation devolved into harassment and assault is beyond me.

 

[msadows]

Got to love a board primarily made of men, I mean little boys, who think they know what it is like being female.

nah, Julie is just scum.

 

[Chicagosports89]

Thing is, if the reporter were male, the fans would've still acted just the same. It's not like she was groped or some shit, fans just wanted to get on camera. How this conversation devolved into harassment and assault is beyond me.

I'd think the dudes getting up in a male reporters space are fucking morons too.

I guess that's why reporters should have a barricaded space keeping drunken douche bags at bay

 

[ZOMBIE@CTESPN]

Got to love a board primarily made of men, I mean little boys, who think they know what it is like being female.

Check your estrogen levels pussy

 

[Bearly]

Umm frat boys are douche bags. Getting in the camera shot is one thing, but thinking it's okay to creep up right on top of her is super douchey. No surprise from you though.

Sorry but she should have a different gig if she can't handle that. Setup elsewhere or deal. Nothing sexist occured nor anything to indicate this happened because she's a she.

 

[HeHateMe]

Some women just don't fit into predominantly male spaces and don't want those spaces to even exist. These are the people who use the term 'frat house' and 'frat boy environment' in negative contexts while to most of us that just sounds like a ton of fun.

Case in point, look at this female reporter:

You're in the wrong line of work

The frat environment can both be a ton of fun and also pretty toxic. If you're a member of a fraternity or have even ever pledged you would know this.

 

[msadows]

Sorry but she should have a different gig if she can't handle that. Setup elsewhere or deal. Nothing sexist occured nor anything to indicate this happened because she's a she.

Imagine having a job around a bunch of drunk males and not being comfortable around drunk males.

It's like working at a hooters then getting upset that you get hit on.