Welcome to the high and low podcast.

This is your host, Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, Talking Bravo, and this is part seven, part seven of the

It Ends With Us Drama.

We are in the meat of Justin's filing against The New York Times and we're really starting to get into

the core of his accusations, which is that Blake's strong-armed production took over the film,

etc. If you want to follow along, I'm on page 33 and I'm showing more text messages between

the editing team, two star editors that were working on

this film with Justin, very tight crew, and him talking about how they are being pushed out.

It's annoying because some of these text messages don't have dates, but just knowing the kind of

timeline of what's been happening, I'm going to say that this took place in

January or February of last year. And what Justin is saying to them is, hey, Blake wants to know

when you could be here next week. I think he's talking to Una. My assumption is that Una is

editor two and that Rob is editor one. So they're going back and forth of like, I can be there this day or that day.

And he's like, well, would you prefer to do work from home?

Like, you don't have to fly out for this, you know.

But their response to him saying, we can make accommodations for you to work from home,

is them saying, I want Blake to feel like she's getting what she wants so we can move on from

this need of hers. That was a direct quote. His reply to that is, for the record, she's been

getting what she wants this entire movie. And he goes on to say, and she's getting to edit,

which is what she wants. Let's remember that, L.O.L. And editor two says yes, and yet, dot, dot, dot. He writes, true. Editor two, again, who I think is Una, says, I don't want to give her any opportunity to say, well, because so-and-so was in L.A. We could only work certain hours, so I need more time time and I didn't really get what I needed

or whatever it may be. Justin replies, point is, if you feel it's best and you want to go there,

no problem at all, also if you want to stay home, that's something we can say. I just want you to do

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