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What's the context of the statement? For all we know, it could've been an offhand joke by a drunk co-worker at a happy hour while the two were flirting.
by JDiculous 12y ago
What's the context of the statement? For all we know, it could've been an offhand joke by a drunk co-worker at a happy hour while the two were flirting.
- minimaxir 12y agohttps://twitter.com/justkelly_ok/status/574069743134486528 https://twitter.com/justkelly_ok/status/574069743134486528 There is no context where that would be appropriate.
- JDiculous 12y agoSure, but the severity of the allegations completely depend on the context.
- marak830 12y agoYes there is. If they were drinking and saying they were attracted to one another. If they were lovers and hiding it infront of co workers. Wr dont know the context , and while i agree it doesnt sound that way, it may be explainable. Its more likely some douche with beer in him and should be fired, but there is a case where that comment is appropriate.
- clavalle 12y agoYeah, if either of those were the case, we'd never hear about it, would we? She felt sufficiently disturbed to call him out. I take a pretty skeptical 'two sides to every story' stance on many of these kinds of reports but I can't think of any context given what's happened that this Director's actions toward an employee would be anywhere near appropriate. It is not even close. Unless she is a liar and pulling this out of thin air (and there is no reason I know of to think so) this is a serious breach.
- marak830 12y agoI certainly agree, i just dont like the idea that this sort of comment is never appropriate. Hell ive said something siilar to that to my wife on occasion.