Pregnancy and Verbal Altercation Discussion
You said she's bigger than you. Is that correct?
Ab- a- absolutely.
How do you know that?
I mean, look.
Yesterday you had black hair, short hair. Today it's blonde and long.
Wh- which one is your real hair?
They're wigs.
Okay.
And why were you concerned?
Because I'm pregnant and this girl's about to
beat my
... Hello?
Hello.
Hello, I'm here.
Am I... When I'm talking to you now, are we having a verbal altercation?
We having, we'll say, a debate.
I'm not what?
Are you disabled?
At that moment? No.
No. Are you disabled-
Hold, hold, hold.
Are you disabled, yes or no?
At that moment, uh, when you're pregnant, I'm very disabled.
You, uh, you want me to tell you-
Okay
... things I can't do?
Fine. What was your-
I mean, I was
130 pounds at that time.
So she's overweight, right? In your opinion.
Objection. Relevance.
It's a little-
Do you know what's discovery?
Yes.
What are form interrogatories?
I, I don't, I don't know what that means.
What is special interrogatories?
I do not know.
What are requests for admissions?
You don't know, right?
Is that fair? You don't know.
Did you
look at Ms. Imani Ellis's face when you
were arguing with her at the time being?
I was looking at her face, but I wasn't looking like,
"She got a pimple on her face."
You didn't want your security guard to know that?
No.
Why?
First, I didn't want people to know that I was pregnant.
Second, I was a little like,
I don't want a guy that I work with to know I'm going to a
vagina
doctor.
Did your spit come out of your mouth and go onto Imani Ellis?
I don't, I don't think so. No.
Is that your signature?
Um,
it, it could be 'cause if, if it's like by electronic,
that's how I sign,
like...
She much taller, but she was practically my, like my height.
But she is like
...
What? Say it.
Security heavy.
Of calling her the B word, calling her fat.
Anything-
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