>but outrage makes $ and if you don't want to be part of the
>machine, clean up your dialogue.
>
>He knows who he is and what he says gets amplified. Poor
>choice of words, bad optics flirting with another mans wife on
>TV and an illustrated lack of awareness not to clean it up
>before it became a news story.
>
>This is all LaVar's fault, no matter how other people are
>clout chasing off it. You're pointing the finger the wrong
>way.

I'm not saying Lavar is innocent, but having watched a ton of interactions between female sports reporters married or not and sports personalities, this is literally nothing.