Welcome to the high and low podcast.

This is your host, Bravo, Bravo,

Dracking Bravo, and we are back for part 14.

I said 14 of the, it ends with us.

It's never going to end, maybe in court, drama.

Before we jump back into her amended lawsuit,

let's talk about that Hollywood reporter article

that everybody is reading today, Justin Baldoni's leap of faith, described a few highlights

in the last pod. Here's the rest. I'm paraphrasing. We're going through this quickly. It starts

with talking about a rumor that was on set that Colleen Hoover was also a member of the Baha'i faith,

something she didn't hear about until production had ended. She was not pleased to hear about it,

but she never made a statement. And the overall question of the article is, did his faith,

the culture of that faith in any way affect the perceived slights, the perceived issues on set, like the hugging,

lots of emotional talk, deep kind of topics on a regular basis, talking about her father

who had passed, et cetera. And there are quotes throughout. One says, the Justin that I know

isn't capable of doing the things he's accused of doing because

he truly sees himself as this feminist. But Blake clearly got grossed out, says a source

who worked on it ends with us. Another quote, I honestly feel like it was a perfect storm of two

opposing personalities. And the article describes a couple different behavior sets of everybody at

Wayfair. So it doesn't

matter if they're hosting the meeting on their home turf or if they're going to somebody else's

office before they start a meeting. They start by asking somebody to everybody around the table,

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