Speaker 1: Former Dallas Cowboys star and Hall of Famer Michael Irvin
Speaker 1: settled his defamation lawsuit against Marriott and officially returned to
Speaker 1: the NFL Network this past Sunday morning. Irvin had filed
Speaker 1: a one hundred million dollar lawsuit against Marriott and six
Speaker 1: others for defamation and interference in a business relationship after
Speaker 1: a female employee accused him of making lude and inappropriate.
Speaker 2: Comments falsely accused him.
Speaker 1: In a hotel lobby in Arizona. This happened back in
Speaker 1: February of this year. He was pulled at that time
Speaker 1: from the NFL network Super Bowl coverage in the wake
Speaker 1: of the incident and has not been on since. Michael
Speaker 1: Irvin and Marriott have settled that lawsuit, and the terms
Speaker 1: of the settlement are not known.
Speaker 3: Well, that's because there's an NBA happened being signed. What
Speaker 3: these corporations do is when they make a mistake or
Speaker 3: they get busted, they will have they will give you
Speaker 3: your will, they will settle the case. But now it's
Speaker 3: an NDA, nobody can discuss the case. If Michael Irvin
Speaker 3: discusses the dollar amount, he gonna have to return it.
Speaker 3: Alah Colin Kaepernick when he won the descript that laws suit.
Speaker 3: You ain't heard him talking about no more kneiling or nothing,
Speaker 3: because it's in the.
Speaker 2: Contract when you sign that.
Speaker 3: Now, what Marriott needed to do, it's what they should
Speaker 3: have did, was issue a formal apology to Michael IRV.
Speaker 3: See these people, you try to destroy a man's career
Speaker 3: full out. But then when something come up and he
Speaker 3: didn't do it. Now y'all just want to settle him.
Speaker 3: Come up with these NDAs because everybody that's accused ain't guilty.
Speaker 3: And sometimes, man, you can't make these accusations and ruin
Speaker 3: people's lives. And then you try to put in a
Speaker 3: little fake claim and then something happening, and then you
Speaker 3: get to skip to the loot my dollar about your
Speaker 3: own life? What is woman with these fake ass charges
Speaker 3: on this man? See what happened to her?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 3: Nothing, And that ain't right man. Now, when you do
Speaker 3: something to a woman, you got to pay as you share.
Speaker 3: But when you falsely accused these men trying to bring
Speaker 3: up trying to take advantage of the me too movement
Speaker 3: for your own self benefit, and it was unfair. See
Speaker 3: some gotta start happening, man, So he was top. He
Speaker 3: was top news story. For the accusation. But now he
Speaker 3: settled the defamation. What that story is quiet?
Speaker 2: Well, we're reporting it, we are, we give it down.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, all right, well, congratulations, Glad that's settled.
Speaker 4: Glad he's back on the NFL network for sure.
Speaker 1: In other entertainment news, New York Fashion Week is the
Speaker 1: destination at the forefront of shaping culture.
Speaker 4: Let's say it shapes.
Speaker 1: Trends and the evolution of American fashion designers. And we'll
Speaker 1: end tomorrow, September thirteenth, and we hear the one of
Speaker 1: the trends continuing for spring twenty twenty four is dressing
Speaker 1: like the nineties. Remember that was like track suits, bucket hats,
Speaker 1: t shirts, cargo pants, cheer dresses.
Speaker 4: So blue cheese And why do they call you blue.
Speaker 2: Cheese cause I be dressing?
Speaker 1: Okay, yes, blue cheese because he be dressing. We gotta
Speaker 1: ask you, Steve, what are some of yours suggested fashion mustabs?
Speaker 4: Because you're a fashion icon in your own rights, let me.
Speaker 2: Give you a called suggestion.
Speaker 3: Okay, stay within your budget woo number one.
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: Stay within your budget. Shop where your money. Let you
Speaker 3: shop where you ain't broke. When you get through shopping.
Speaker 3: Nothing you can put on is worth your rent.
Speaker 4: This is so true.
Speaker 3: Nothing you can put on is worth groceries. Come on, yeah,
Speaker 3: if by this nice outfit and go out and then
Speaker 3: come home, you can't even see the outfit called the lightnes.
Speaker 2: Just call it.
Speaker 3: You feel that way about shoes though, what a bad
Speaker 3: pass shoes though?
Speaker 2: Steve them.
Speaker 3: Shoes is nice, but it's hard to find them in
Speaker 3: your closet when the lights is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, back to that. Yeah, I'm just that's.
Speaker 3: The main thing I try to tell people's shop within
Speaker 3: your budget. There's a way that you can fake it
Speaker 3: till you make it. That was my specialty. I'm telling
Speaker 3: you right now. What about HEJ Max and Value City.
Speaker 3: This was my store, my first comedy outfit when I
Speaker 3: got a week opening act.
Speaker 2: My whole outfit was twenty two dollars.
Speaker 1: But see what about the time you had those shoes
Speaker 1: and lay away for like I.
Speaker 3: Had them in lay away for like eight months. And
Speaker 3: tell me some some people's shoes. And that was back
Speaker 3: in the day. I was in high school. Huh and uh,
Speaker 3: you know I had laid away at tin but I
Speaker 3: was in the eleventh grade now, and my my shoe
Speaker 3: size went up to whatever grade I was in.
Speaker 4: That size you were.
Speaker 2: When I was in I laid them away. I was
Speaker 2: in the tenth.
Speaker 3: I was in the eleventh grade, and I grew into
Speaker 3: an eleven.
Speaker 2: But I bought the tens.
Speaker 3: The tenness was tight anyway, but always knew leather stretch,
Speaker 3: and I didn't have a lot of shoes.
Speaker 2: So I'm finished. I'm finish. Stretched the hell out my shoes.
Speaker 2: Before that first.
Speaker 3: Night I put them peoples on, I had me to
Speaker 3: lay away for eight months. I jammed my toe down. Man,
Speaker 3: I don't remember them being this tight. Well, you in
Speaker 3: size ten. Then I jammed them levels down in there.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something. I went to the movie.
Speaker 3: I took a girl named Brenda Skinner to the movie.
Speaker 3: I walked down the ramp and they was tight. And
Speaker 3: then I got down there and I said, man, I
Speaker 3: was listening to the movie. I wanted to take my
Speaker 3: shoes off, and you know how you try to take
Speaker 3: them off under your seat with your toes flipped. But
Speaker 3: I couldn't get them off. Boy, let me tell you something.
Speaker 3: That blood rushed down to my feet. I stood up
Speaker 3: when that movie was over and tried to go turn
Speaker 3: up the aisle and walk up that little ramp and
Speaker 3: my knees buckle. And I'm in shape now. And you
Speaker 3: know how you walk and you try not to crease
Speaker 3: your feet. You just lift them up and put them
Speaker 3: back down. Yeah, I got up there. When I finally
Speaker 3: got home, I had to get a butcher knife and
Speaker 3: cut my sheet at the souls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, between the soul, just to give me. I couldn't get.
Speaker 4: Them off all right, Wow, thank you.
Speaker 2: Put the leather off of the soul.
Speaker 1: Coming up, coming up in twenty minutes after the hour.
Speaker 1: Athletes often feed off doubt. We'll talk about that right
Speaker 1: after this.
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