Yeah.

Anyhow, the statement itself that was released, the email that I received, and the phone call that I had, everything was different.

I never signed any professional conduct or anything.

I was a freelancer.

I had never even seen a conduct thing.

I don't even know.

There was actually a time, I'll give you this, that USA Today had this big issue with its freelancers on the college side.

Sure.

Yeah.

So the statement, the statement itself that was released, the email that I received and the phone call that I had, everything was different.

I was not told of any, I never signed any professional conduct, anything.

I was a freelancer.

I had never even seen a conduct thing.

I don't even know that there was actually a time, I'll give you this, that USA Today had this big issue with its freelancers on the college side.

and the boss on the college side had told me about it, that they had rescinded this plan to try to make freelancers sign social media contracts because they were afraid that it was going to be a legal problem.

Sure.

yeah

after usa today did what they did and everyone told me not to be worried about about them not to be worried about this that they weren't gonna like that they thought that there was nothing wrong with what i said and all that stuff so It shocked me.

And the court of public opinion was not and still is not in their favor whatsoever.

And I wish I'm protecting these people's identities, but I wish I could show you the likes list of that tweet that includes people from ESPN, prominent coaches, prominent sports announcers, other female reporters who worked with her.

Like it is very, very extensive.

And there have been days that I'm like, you know, I just want to go screen report all this and tell all of you.

So you can go see you can see.

Yeah.