Topic: Eliza Schlesinger

The hosts discuss an incident where San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo called a sideline reporter "baby." They reference a comedy bit by Eliza Schlesinger regarding the double standard of sexual harassment, where behavior is viewed as "flirting" if the man is attractive.

The hosts criticize the excessive advertising on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," noting a 12-minute block of commercials and "native ads" featuring Guillermo. They point out that guest Eliza Schlesinger received less airtime than the advertisements, which they describe as "whorish" behavior by ABC.

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo faced social media scrutiny after calling a sideline reporter "baby" during an interview. The incident sparked a discussion on the "double standard" of sexual harassment, referencing a bit by comedian Eliza Schlesinger about how attractiveness influences the perception of flirting versus harassment.

A clip from comedian Eliza Schlesinger is played, where she jokes that sexual harassment is only considered "the worst" when the man is ugly, whereas if he is attractive, it is viewed as "flirting." The hosts use this to reflect on the early days of the Me Too movement and the subjective nature of harassment claims in popular culture.

Journalist John Swartz reports a surge in sexual harassment allegations against Silicon Valley CEOs and venture capitalists. The discussion touches on the "bro culture" of tech hubs, the nuances of professional flirting, and comedian Eliza Schlesinger's commentary on interpersonal dynamics between men and women.