Two people argue over a photograph's date and a phone number in text evidence. Speaker B says a producer confirmed the photo is from March, while Speaker A insists the messages between them are what matters and denies trying to gaslight.
That picture is an old picture.
Okay, so I just gotta let you know this. My producer just confirmed the photo that is in question right here that you said is old is not old. Everything that we are giving is from March so we can be consistent. That's not old. The number that was given was 85— Is that your former number? That is not your former number.
No, them text messages, the text messages are between us.
This my number?
We gonna point.
Hold on, but this is the thing. I can see how gaslighting happens here because I'm telling you directly, this is from March and I'm also, you question the telephone number and I have never in my years of training had to give somebody like I'm a phone operator, 855- So whose number is that?
Okay. So whose number? Because you can't gaslight me with it. It's not about gaslighting anybody.