Lorelei was the owner depending on the time frame. Initially she worked at an Inn but later she started her own.

Hey, Lauren Graham was hot too, sir....

Jay Shreve if men treated this way your daughter at her job, off camera, too, would you call her cry baby?

Caus thats what u call s-xual harassment if its unwanted touching let alone if u even talk about it, u wouldn't be saying the same if it was two guys talking about a woman like that

It was part of the script...

If the genders were swapped this would be an obviously inappropriate scene. His character tells the other characters to stop making objectifying comments and they continue to do it.

Nanolis so you're caIIing him that bcs he didn't like people at work talking about his body thisway? You accept it when your colleagues do this to you at work?

Replied two minutes ago on a video that's years old and you have a like already? Did you like your own comment? That's adorable. :} For one, it's acting, playing a role, saying things you don't necessarily feel or think. Two, get over it, don't care what people think and move on with your life. Something he obviously couldn't do given he's still 'butt'hurt to this day.

@@Nanolis dude, huh?your comment is only 3 days old and also has a Iike, and this is a currently very hot topic, everyone's commenting about it bcs the actor spoke up,even on these old videos. And yeah, i always click a like after i press enter on every comment of mine. Likes don't mean anything, i don't get any money from them so why get upset about seeing them....Anyway,the acting is not the issue, the way he was treated on set is. Pls get back to me when your children are treated this way in their office jobs/any jobs. Let's see how you'd tell your kids to get over it and let colleagues/bosses to treat them that way. We'll see.

K.

@@Nanolis my parents were furious when it happened to me, bcs my parents are snowflakes, but cool,so you confirm then, you'll get back to me when your children are treated this way in their office jobs/any jobs, and report if you told your kids to get over it and let colleagues/bosses to treat them that way. We'll see.

Well yeah but also he explains even when filming this he was uncomfortable so whats wrong with that

Butt wasn't there another butt scene before this, where she actually puts her hand on his butt? Or is this really the whole enchilada?

Yeah. He’s bitter about something. Bet it’s not this.

@@nysockexchange2204 unless I'm mistaken, this is the gist of it.

@@kimandcaffeine5999 my whole thing was his comment about what the Academy would think. I mean, Gilmore Girls wasn't exactly award winning programming, and it's not like he went on to more prestigious work. If it made him uncomfortable, his feelings are valid just like anyone else's, but he started to lose me when he got to the possible career ramifications.

look I cannot speak on behind the scenes, but I think that the actual scene was played out really well. The actor himself shows his discomfort with it as he does with most anything, the character Luke is very voice full about his opinion, as are most of them. The thing I like about the scene is.. if it WERE a female and this had accidentally happened the female would have automatically assumed the butt touch was on purpose and if it was two guys involved it would have been blown way out of proportion to what it was, however, the way they played it out here, shows that you can be honest about what happened in the situation while joking about it to make it less weird. I say that BC if it were me (guy or girl) I’d feel pretty off if someone didn’t say anything or didn’t try to make it funny, and two people were talking about my butt behind my back. So I think the scene showed what maturity amongst adults can look like, our society however has screwed up most chances of people thinking logically and critically, and that’s the only problem I see here. It’s a well written scene if you ask me.

condone? So you support it? lol

@@bec630 maybe they meant to say condemn 🤣

Did u mean condemn this scene caus if u condone it then thats kinda on that line of s-xual harassment if not tho then we all agree irl this stuff aint ok

It's gotta be. He can feel how he wants to about this scene but holy shit what a whole lot of nothing.

That's the funniest part about all of this.

Kinda hard to see in the loose jeans. He's have to wear a suit pants to see.

Yeah, I just read about this on People.

Pretty sure he’s trolling women.

It is a little bit weird. I mean as we get older I would love for someone to compliment my butt. Haha but I guess that’s his experience

Nothing about this scene is infamous… he surely just wanted to stir up some controversy to get some new listeners for his podcast…. 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

@@igneousrocklad I hope he fails then!

What do you think of Scott Paterson saying he feels objectified over this scene saying it made him feel like a piece of meat? I’d say his character is a man but the actor is not! lmao go check the story out if you don’t know what I’m talking about, it’s a good laugh!!

Was it really that funny..?

"But she does, you're the luckiest man on the planet, to have a girl like that like looking out for you and caring about you, and if you say one unkind word to her. I personally break every bone in your body you got me."

🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

And vise versa expect the baking

Varvara Lopatina if these were two men talking this way about a woman, you'd Iove them too?

Not funny

I dont remember. Lol