I would guess she would say the same thing about you? All I hear is how grey my hair is and how much I don’t have.
Dan Winters leaving WHO
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My barber curses my hair. Thinks he should charge me more. Says it’s the second thickest set he’s ever cut. My youngest is right behind me.
Our youngest son inherited my wife’s hair gene. The kid’s hair is so thick it looked like he had a helmet on his head. Gal that cuts his hair has to stop and sweep the floor in middle of cutting his hair.
Interesting part of her lawsuit, I didn't realize a person could ask for compensation related to "future emotional damages".Since the thread about Sonya got shutdown posting this here.
Ex-anchor Sonya Heitshusen loses discrimination lawsuit against WHO TV parent company
The jury found WHO-13 was not motivated by age or gender when it terminated its oldest female news anchor in 2020 as part of a broader layoff.www.desmoinesregister.com
In the article it was revealed that she was making $120k and 3rd highest pay at the station at the time she got let go so they claim her pay had more to do with it than her age. I'm curious who the 2 higher paid than her is, guessing maybe Erin and at the time possibly Dan Winters? If it were not for her high pay she maybe would of had a stronger case about discrimination.
I understand, a bad situation might be hard to move on from. But as a juror I would have a hard time compensating for not moving forward. Especially, when the plaintiff also sued for loss of job income.
And yet when she's being who she is your comment is Yikes - she looks rough.
I dunno. It just stuck in my craw this time.
True - but she got sober and started participating in Iron Man events, so maybe cut her some slack?
I dunno, given the brutal hours/schedules in a highly public role, doesn't seem that high.
Yep and that's after 30 years in the public eye...every single move scrutinized even before the internet became a big thing.
Most TV stations have a pretty wide disparity in pay. A few people make good money. Many others don't.
Besides, you have to remember how much cash a station (and its parent company) generates off of these people.
I doubt she cares what anyone says on here but she could definitely use a firearm safety course.
With the amount of crime in Birmingham, there should never be a slow news day.
