Yeah, Jen Sturger, is it Sturger or Sturgar?

I don't remember. It's been so long so we talked about it. But it brings back fine memories of Bread Farm's penis. All right. She was the one who started her career by being a girl in the stands at an FSU game, and she had the cowboy hat on, and everyone, the picture got passed around the internet, like, who is this woman? And she ended up getting a job covering the Jets.

She was like an in-house voice of the Jets.

Okay, so and then that was the whole situation where she ended up getting penis pics sent to her by Brett Farr.

So Jen Sturgery yesterday ended up saying that she goes, in a lengthy statement, she said that there was a definite hypocrisy to what some of the reporters over at ESPN were saying about barstool sports and the air of sexual assault.

What's the word I'm looking for?

It's harassment.

And not even harassment.

That's not the word.

Jesus, what the hell is the word?

Misogyny.

That's the word.

I'm getting brain farts here.

That happens to me constantly.

So, Jen Sturger ended up saying that, hey, when I went to

ESPN and I went to go audition for a job, there were people there who said, let's go to a meeting

after this interview and they ended up going out to a strip club. She said that she was appalled.

And then afterwards, people were making fun of her for being so uptight when going to the strip club in Bristol, Connecticut? There must be a really good strip club. I would be offended too. Yeah. That you're sending me to a Caesarian Scar Factory. So I mean if you if you have a strip club in Bristol I mean that's in time. It might as well just be in ESPN.

Yeah, I was just going to say there's no other reason for that to exist.

Yeah, I mean, it should just exist inside of ESPN. You know how there's like a cafeteria? There should just be a strip club. Downstairs, yeah. So she said that she felt uncomfortable,

and then there was a employee at ESPN the next day

who told her that she shouldn't have gone to the strip club anyway.

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