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I'm Bridget Todd, and this is There Are No Girls on the Internet.

We need to have another conversation about DoorDash Lady.

Real name Olivia Henderson, a 23-year-old DoorDash delivery driver from Oswego, New York,

who went viral back in October of 2025 after delivering an order to a customer that she says she found asleep on his couch,

pants around his ankles exposed when she dropped off the order.

So Olivia took a video, posted it to TikTok with the tag Me Too, and almost 30 million people

watched it.

Olivia's story kind of became an inkblot test for the internet. What you

saw in her story thought a lot about what you already believed going into it. When I initially

covered Olivia's story, I really tried to lead with empathy, which I would 100% stand by. But there's

also an update, so here's where things stand now. So this week, Olivia

was indicted on two felony charges for recording that customer inside his home without its consent

and posting it publicly. A grand jury reviewed the evidence and moved forward with the charges.

Olivia pled not guilty and faces up to eight years in prison. Her next court date is June 5th.

And I wanted to revisit our initial conversation about what happened from 2025, because I still feel like it really matters.

But also wanted to make sure that y'all have the full picture before we get into it.

So we all know the internet loves a viral story. It loves outrage, suspense, villains, drama,

all of it. But what happens when the story is about a real woman who says that she's been

the victim of a sex crime? And the platforms that ostensibly should be

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