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It is Saturday, December 27th, and what the actual hell, waking up to the news that Tyler Perry

was served with a $77 million sexual assault lawsuit on Christmas Day. And with that,

welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Roe. There was something, I don't know, what day does it matter? Do you think this was intentional? Why would you file something on Christmas Day?

That seems like it would have had to be intentional. Who is thinking about filing a lawsuit on Christmas Day? You're doing it, I think, to say F you. I think to say, hey, Merry Fing Christmas. Because that's

going to, obviously, that's going to ruin, I would think. Maybe I'm taking a license here to

assume what Tyler Perry felt when he saw this or actually was aware of it. But yeah, that would

dampen the mood on Christmas Day. So, yeah, and again, again, I guess they're able to because you can file electronically now,

so you can do it anytime you want.

So obviously a court wasn't open on Christmas Day, but by all reporting out there,

this thing officially got filed on Christmas Day.

And what we're talking about now, Robes, is this is now the second, I guess you could call

maybe aspiring or up-and-coming

actor to hit him with a sexual assault lawsuit. This one is graphic as hell, and it wants a lot

of money. Yes, this was filed by Mario Rodriguez, so he is putting his name to the lawsuit. That

isn't always the case, but both of the accusers now, who accused Tyler Perry of similar wrongdoing, sexual misconduct,

they both put their names on the lawsuits.

They were not John Doe.

This one is Mario Rodriguez, and he is asking for $77 million in damages. Can I ask you about that point for a second? Because you talk

about this. Oftentimes, it's usually a woman that's come forward and suing. But you always,

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