My thoughts on this, too: If I were to pull a stunt like this in my industry, I'm pretty sure I'd be gone the next day. As for disciplinary actions: From an ou

My thoughts on this, too: If I were to pull a stunt like this in my industry, I'm pretty sure I'd be gone the next day. As for disciplinary actions: From an outside perspective, I think we can't really tell if there wasn't any internal dialog prior to the firings. If you look at her follow-up statements, I kind of doubt Price would have shown any remorse when asked about the incident internally... Edit: So, to say this more explicitly (since we're on the internet here): I don't think the outside public will ever have all the necessary facts to be able to judge if the firings were justified or not; especially since that decision alone is highly subjective.