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Suzanne Somers, dead at 76
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<blockquote data-quote="KayLloyd" data-source="post: 374813" data-attributes="member: 144"><p>I've always blamed her husband Alan for his miscalculation and temper tantrum walk out during the negotiation that led to her being fired. They likely offered her a very reasonable raise, not as much as she wanted, but still really good money that would have kept her employed. Had Alan not blown her chance to consider their offer, my sense is that she would have accepted the offer, I doubt that she ever wanted to it to reach the point of her being fired. I've never understood why she didn't divorce him over that, he ruined her professional reputation. Joyce DeWitt was smart enough to advise Suzanne that they should stick together in their negotiations, but Suzanne wouldn't listen to her, and that's why John Ritter was so angry that Suzanne betrayed Joyce. When Suzanne sees that period of time again during her life review, she will finally understand the ripple effects.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KayLloyd, post: 374813, member: 144"] I've always blamed her husband Alan for his miscalculation and temper tantrum walk out during the negotiation that led to her being fired. They likely offered her a very reasonable raise, not as much as she wanted, but still really good money that would have kept her employed. Had Alan not blown her chance to consider their offer, my sense is that she would have accepted the offer, I doubt that she ever wanted to it to reach the point of her being fired. I've never understood why she didn't divorce him over that, he ruined her professional reputation. Joyce DeWitt was smart enough to advise Suzanne that they should stick together in their negotiations, but Suzanne wouldn't listen to her, and that's why John Ritter was so angry that Suzanne betrayed Joyce. When Suzanne sees that period of time again during her life review, she will finally understand the ripple effects. [/QUOTE]
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