(11-29-2017 04:01 PM)EverRespect Wrote:  WHOA!

Quote: Matt Lauer once gave a colleague a sex toy as a present. It included an explicit note about how he wanted to use it on her, which left her mortified.

inappropriate, but not a huge problem if he didn't repeat

Quote:On another day, he summoned a different female employee to his office, and then dropped his pants, showing her his *****. After the employee declined to do anything, visibly shaken, he reprimanded her for not engaging in a sexual act.

problem

Quote:He would sometimes quiz female producers about who they’d slept with, offering to trade names. And he loved to engage in a crass quiz game with men and women in the office: “****, marry or kill,” in which he would identify the female co-hosts that he’d most like to sleep with.

not a big deal-better outside the office

Quote:He once made a suggestive reference to a colleague’s performance in bed and compared it to how she was able to complete her job, according to witnesses to the exchange.

inappropriate, but not a huge deal

Quote:His office was in a secluded space, and he had a button under his desk that allowed him to lock his door from the inside without getting up. This afforded him the assurance of privacy. It allowed him to welcome female employees and initiate inappropriate contact while knowing nobody could walk in on him, according to two women who were sexually harassed by Lauer.

So he has a lock on his office door.

http://variety.com/2017/biz/news/matt-la...202625959/



I'll tell you who is looking like a real saint right now: Roy Moore

This is the type of stuff that discredits the complaints. Now raping a woman in Sochi is serious (as is dropping his pants). There's other inappropriate stuff, but hardly "monster." Its more like bad judgement, mixing workplace with social.