Not sure how many people read The Red Eye, but they have a section called Five on Five where they have 4 of their writers and 1 guest answers 5 sports related questions, and Jen Jen was the guest in Tuesdays paper.

http://redeye.chicagotribune.com/sports ... .htmlstory


The last question was "TOPIC 5: YOU'RE A CHICAGO SPORTS WEBIO EMPLOYEE. WHAT ARE YOU THINKING?"

And Jen's response was "Shouldn't the question be 'You were a Chicago Sports Webio employee?' "

You stay classy Jen Jen. People are out of work while you get to continue shopping at Koros.

_________________

That was kind of funny.

_________________
O judgment! Thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason.

I'm better when it's Five on One.

Yeah, I'm lookin at you Ike!

Yeah, had it been from anyone else.

_________________

I think the three answers before hers were good, too.

_________________
Du hockey comme dans le temps

you hillbillies shut up about jen. she is a classy lady and deserves respect from all of us.

_________________
the world will always the world. your entire existence is defined by your response.

I'll be sure to have fun at her expense when she loses her job in a few weeks...

_________________
team Mully & Hanley
team Meatpants

You mean Fluffy with the puffy cheeks

Jen's an idiot. Why even mention that especially when her friends are now out of work?

All the other answers to No. 5 were funnier

_________________

Wonder when Jessie, George, Chet, Fred and Webber all chime in with a note on how gracious Jen has been during these trying times?

_________________
""I am now done at the Score."
Mike North, June 24, 2008

wonder when youll change your tampon

_________________
the world will always the world. your entire existence is defined by your response.

She's a idiot, all she is is a behind the scenes worker, she could,ent give 2 cents about what happened to the people who lost there jobs account of North, no one will pick her up to be TV personaly so she is stuck with North, she will be back at Gibsons soon

It's okay for everyone on here to make jokes about the bust formerly known as Webio, but she can't?

thatd be funny as shit if she worked at gibsons for years, left to make little money, while she was gone johnny depp shows up and leaves a four thousand dollar tip to someone else. then jen comes back and works there until she is 61 years old and never gets a tip over $40 bwhahaha

_________________
the world will always the world. your entire existence is defined by your response.

Not when you work so closely with one of the guys in question.

_________________

Didn't she lose a job, too? I thought she was his "producer" or something, or was that just at the Score?

No, she's just a traffic/update girl/producer on the TV show...that's why I told her to stay classy...she's making jokes and can continue to work while her "friends" (loosely) lost jobs.

_________________

All the while being able to afford 200 buck pairs of shoes in an up-class clothing store that she brags about via Facebook every payday; yet guys like Jesse/George/Chet and others are waiting on unemployment checks now.

And I've yet to make a joke about people losing jobs; like JenJen did.

Which I just noticed, she once again dropped Kuros onto FB to brag about it. Smooth move, Jen. Fred and the rest will be trying to get unemployment (and considering how Hernandez ran that ship, I wouldn't be too surprised if he didn't pay into it so they might be SOL when it comes to getting it) but you can shop in high profile stores for being a newsreader!

I bet she's not paying for those clothes. Koros is sending them to her to wear and they can use her as an image. The whole 'promotional considerations paid for by the following'.....

Hawkeye,

You might be right. Then again; considering they'd be giving her that expensive of clothes; only to have her wear them on tv for a total of 20-30 minutes in a 3 hour show? I'd consider them just as idiotic as Jen North, I meant Jen Jen.

"An el train may screech by overhead and meatpacking businesses may line the street, but step inside Koros and your world instantly transforms. An enormous crystal chandelier anchors an open space of high ceilings and exposed brick walls. Worldly artifacts and antique objects create an air of sophisticated mystery—an old-fashioned altar from London, for instance, serves as the sales counter. Koros prides itself on rotating selections by emerging designers, but the boutique also stocks some perennial favorites. Justice Bodan’s Italian leather belts feature hand-cast bronze buckles, while chunky-yet-classic jewelry by Greek designer Aris Geldis mixes vintage materials with varied metals. Up-to-the-moment apparel by Hoss Intropia caters to attention-loving fashionistas, and J4’s boldly colored stitching adds a touch of glamour to its deep-dark jeans. Stunning stilettos define shoe collections by Camilla Skovgaard, and SAIC graduate Gary Graham’s high-profile collections offer luxury clothing with a slightly rough-hewn, quirky edge."

What . . . no mahogany?