April 17, 201511 yr A one (1) week suspension doesn't seem like enough to me. I'd fire her. Agree, I would fire her, that was a disaster.
April 17, 201511 yr So she never actually apologized to the lady? I'm sure McHenry thinks the employee follows her on twitter...assuming the employee knows how to read.
April 17, 201511 yr Tall blondes like her get second chances. If I was her boss, she'd certainly have work hard to keep her job.
April 17, 201511 yr Author So she never actually apologized to the lady? No way of actually knowing that...
April 17, 201511 yr No way of actually knowing that... Given what we know thus far, wouldn't you expect McHenry to make it well-known that she personally apologized if she did do so? I do.
April 17, 201511 yr Author Given what we know thus far, wouldn't you expect McHenry to make it well-known that she personally apologized if she did do so? I do. That's cool. Difference of opinions.
April 17, 201511 yr I watch my fair share of ESPN but had no idea who this woman was until yesterday. I bet a good amount of America could probably say the same.
April 17, 201511 yr Not defending what she said at all. Those were horrible things to say to someone, but that video has clearly been chopped up and might have been played out of order. That might be the only defense she has in this whole thing.We never see how the employee reacts or if she says anything back to McHenry. Still a classless move to call someone out like that for doing their job. Edited April 17, 201511 yr by bugatti Rule 8
April 17, 201511 yr She woke up that morning thinking her 15 minutes of fame would come a couple of years down the road at the Super Bowl or something. Instead she gets to use this.
April 17, 201511 yr What makes it so bad, the employee told her she was being recorded and she continued to play it up for her girlfriend.
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