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This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

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New York, there is a case that's been filed for sexual discrimination.

Okay.

So why am I going to talk to you about a sexual discrimination case?

How many

you think are filed in the United States every day, every five minutes? But this one is a little

bit different. There is a school teacher at a pretty high end Upper West Side Private School in New York.

And he has filed a lawsuit against the school and his traditional family status.

George, now, let's start with the fact he lives with his wife and three kids.

He's a well-liked employee at this elite institution that let me tell you the people.

Now, according to Mr. Kennedy, Weiger took over in 2009.

And according to Kenny, called for him coaching two sports.

And Riger allegedly said, well, we all make choices.

And then he told her he couldn't keep working nights and weekends.

And she reported him to the headmaster as while a single female teacher faced no scrutiny, that's what he said.

And she refused to co-the lesbian principal said, didn't say a word.

Allowed the single female, I'm assuming he was a lesbian, maybe not, The lot have to work in the evenings and on weekend.

And he was without kids, kids, and discriminated against him because of his gender, his sexual orientation, his traditional family status, and age.

He's 50 years old.

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