According to the district court, no reasonable jury could find that Ms.Schweitzer partially revoked her consent to receive automated calls on October 13 because she did not specify what “the morning” and “during the work day” meant. A jury could certainly find that Ms. Schweitzer—like the protagonist of a recent hit song—was too equivocal, cf. Carly Rae Jepsen, Call Me Maybe, on Curiosity (Universal Music Canada 2012), but we do not think that the lack of specificity is fatal to her claim of partial revocation.Judge Rosenbaum's recent GoT's reference might be a little hipper, but I love that Judge Jordan listens to Call Me Maybe!
hat tip: E.S.
2 comments:
Brilliant.
Trying to be cute is lame. You guys really think this is witty or something along those lines? This is worse than the flowery nonsense you quoted from the AFDs. Actually I take it back -anyone who quotes 'this is a country of laws...' is a total grandstander worse than a gratuitous pop culture quoter.
Someone who likes this stuff pls explain!
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