re: Sheesh people you are gullible re: Office Door Lock from Desk LOL.......UPDATED OP

ShortyRob having a month-long, multi-thread melt about the sexual harassment stuff is why the :think: emoji was invented

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You need to get rid of yours

All it takes is for one woman to claim you locked her in against her will, and you have ZERO defense


Then she has your job

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Moron, I own my business,I have only ever employed 1 female,she quit after 1 month. I will never hire another 1.

A 14-to-1 DV ratio for simple indisputable truth.

Yet another reason UV/DV should not be anonymous.

Y'all have no fricking clue how much slower that would make the forums

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It's quite apparent that remotely locking one's door is fricking IN DEMAND among executives and I'll bet my house that tons of women have these buttons too.

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how many people had them in 2001?

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Dude may really be a creep........but that door lock story is a joke and doesn't tell you shite

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how bout this?

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In 2001, the woman said, Mr. Lauer, who is married, asked her to his office to discuss a story during a workday. When she sat down, she said, he locked the door, which he could do by pressing a button while sitting at his desk. (People who worked at NBC said the button was a regular security measure installed for high-profile employees.) The woman said Mr. Lauer asked her to unbutton her blouse, which she did. She said the anchor then stepped out from behind his desk, pulled down her pants, bent her over a chair and had intercourse with her. At some point, she said, she passed out with her pants pulled halfway down. She woke up on the floor of his office, and Mr. Lauer had his assistant take her to a nurse.

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NYT (archived)

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ShortyRob having a month-long, multi-thread melt about the sexual harassment stuff is why the :think: emoji was invented

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Well you can't say I'm being partisan about it. LOL

This is a very significant issue to me. I think men who aren't paying attention to what's been going down for YEARS are whistling through the graveyard

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That doesn't make any and every last fricking idiot who thinks the door is proof of it less stupid


i think the problem is the story of the remote door lock came out prior to how he used it.

i'm guessing the other shoe will drop over and over and you'll just say 'meh, still doesn't mean anything'

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Bumpy bump.

Where yat shortyrob

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Lauer is accused of predatory behavior by several female former colleagues — including one who says he locked her in his office, then sexually assaulted her.

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By the way just to add to my prior post. You see her being able to cite the button as being used against her........ Now THAT is evidence. The buttons existence was not

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What's coming out now is how he used this too further intimidate women who he wanted to assault

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did you actually read the story other than just the headline?

Did you notice that it doesn't appear she said no to the situation?

Her testimony is that he I asked her to open her shirt and she did. Then apparently he started to get busy. She remembers this shirt opening which means she would remember saying no but she doesn't say that

Now don't get me wrong. You're not supposed to be fricking married people in your office and in passing off the aftermath to your assistant. That ought to get you fired.

But there needs to be a shade more information that was left out of this story. Kind of crucial information

I'm sure you think I'm being hyper Vigilant on this and I totally get it. But I have some unique experience in this department and I've seen what happens when a guy gets railroaded and everything looks true. I've seen it twice.

One of those people went to jail for 11 years before he was exonerated. So you'll have to forgive me for not jumping on the media band wagon

I'm with you, Rob. I said in a thread months ago when I took a job as adjunct professor years ago the first thing my boss told me was never under any circumstances close my office door with a female student inside.

I was in a position to set grades and particularly in a community college setting there was a lot of unsavory behavior that he wanted to help me avoid.