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NEW UPLOAD! After Learnmore Jonasi's joke about the lyrics to the Lion King's "Circle of Life" went megaviral, Lebo M, the composer of the song, sued him for $27 million. As predicted, this lawsuit was a complete, fat failure for Lebo M. In this video, we talk about why that is!

We FINALLY are talking about the Bricks & Minifigs scandal! (I know, I'm about as fast jumping on this one as I am waddling around in Baby Bytes 2's third trimester 😅) In this one, we're talking about the consignments issue and why a jury would eat BAM and the new franchise owners alive if this issue ever went to trial. Come check it out, and let me know if you have other specific issues you want to see talked about! Byte Club has access to it NOW, and everyone else will be able to see it at 10 am ET!!

This is the most RIDICULOUS traffic citation ever. TikToker Katie Thomas was pulled over and given a traffic ticket for supposedly holding and "manipulating" a phone in her right hand. But there was a big problem with enforcing that citation: she doesn't HAVE a right hand. Instead of admitting his mistake, the cop pursued the ticket. The result was karmic viral fame until she finally won. Byte Club has access to it NOW, and everyone else will be able to see it at 10 am ET!!

Check out this article about @NatetheLawyer’s brain tumor! What a miracle to have recovered as he has so far. God is good.

That is a FAST (and probably small, depending on the injuries) settlement offer. Imagine taking this deal and then realizing several months down the road that your injuries are actually worse than you thought they were. There's absolutely nothing wrong with telling a big corporation like this that you don't want to settle at this time.

Tbh, this text is super helpful to Justin Baldoni. If Isabella Ferrer sent this to JB on July 11, 2023 (as he alleges on pp. 46-47 of his FAC's Exhibit A), and is now being pulled in to be a witness to testify that JB harassed her on set, this text is going to be used on her cross-examination, and it's not going to be pretty for her, because this completely contradicts that kind of allegation. A person doesn't go out of their way to text someone that the other person "created such a comfortable, safe space for me to feel like I could fully step into this role." It's a text, so they're not in person, and she appears to be the one opening up the conversation to share heavy praise. So it doesn't seem like a situation that can be batted away by an explanation like, "she's just being overly agreeable to manage his aggression/personality." So, if she does in fact testify that he harassed her, I would expect her potential testimony to be completely discounted by a jury when they see this text.

I will say, it is very interesting that the first round of subpoenas Blake Lively's attorneys served (assuming they're announcing all of them to the public when they serve them) are to the Wayfarer Parties' phone companies for their location data and what not, and not Sony for any and all HR complaints made regarding Justin Baldoni/Jamey Heath's behavior during production. It doesn't mean they didn't do bad things, or that there weren't any complaints, and it doesn't mean BL isn't going to subpoena them at some point. But if they thought that was fertile ground for finding important information, I would think they'd go there earlier than later to make sure they have good ammunition for their case. This to me signals that they might see the harassment claim as weaker than their retaliation claim. I already suspected that, since retaliation is often easier to prove, but it's interesting to see that might actually be the case.

When you find out Blake Lively’s been name dropping you to everyone with everything she does, and now you’re facing possible deposition subpoenas