This guy Jeffrey Toobin who works for the New Yorker was on a Zoom call today with his colleagues. It was a working call, specifically an election simulation - basically it was a rehearsal for what they'd all be doing on election night, using simulated numbers and with some of them playing the roles of the candidates and their parties and other pertinent people and groups. To everyone's unwelcome surprise, at one moment in the middle of the call everyone came back from a break to find Toobin yanking his crank:
Toobin was
suspended by the New Yorker and in an apology afterwards swore up and down that he thought his camera feed into the Zoom call was off and muted. The weird part is that I see a lot of people on social media who, believing this, are all like "well it seems like it was an honest mistake, he didn't think anybody could see him, I don't know if he should lose his job for it". Like...what? Seriously? You're okay with someone friggin' the riggin' at work as long as they think nobody's looking? Yeah he was on the call from home but he was still
at work.