It’s all over the news. A very beautiful Mexican sports reporter (Ines Sainz) recently went into the New York Jet’s locker room and had a bad experience with boys being…well, boys. Apparently when this woman (voted sexiest female sports reporter by a men’s magazine) had a few balls thrown in her direction by some players, and also received some cat calls. (Uh…sounds like most every girls experience in second or third grade right?)

Now I am not here to condone or disapprove of the Jet’s apparent behavior toward this sports reporter, but let’s keep a few things in mind. First of all the woman is absolutely stunning. Sports reporter or not, she’s going to get noticed by the male species and I am certain that (after perusing her website) she is fully aware of how to use her looks to their fullest advantage.

Secondly, she was in a men’s locker room. I wasn’t there, but I am certain that if you get that much testosterone and men in various stages of undress in a room and then toss a beautiful sexy woman into the mix, well that’s creating an environment that is ripe for chaos. It would be lovely if we had a kinder, gentler bunch of very sweet, gentile NFL boys who knew enough to be chivalrous and respectful. I can also wish that pigs could fly…it just seems a bit unrealistic. Ines Sainz entered the inner sanctum of the ultimate man cave and then expected the men to stop being…well, men. If I hear “sexual harassment” one more time in regard to this interview she tried to conduct I am going to scream. She had to know what she was getting into. It doesn’t make it right, but it is what it is.

Now for the part of this story that I really want to get at because this is what everyone really wants to know. Everywhere I turn men aren’t hearing much about her “uncomfortable environment” or the “environment that is very rude for a woman” or how she just didn’t know where to “look.” Nope. What I have been hearing in my circle of friends (both male and female) is “did you see that woman’s ass?” It wasn’t until I saw the derriere of “poor Inez” that I fully understood the new found surge in popularity of Booty Pop (and numerous other brands) of padded underwear. This photograph of Ines was a definite light bulb moment for this lingerie lover. I will admit, until today I really didn’t get why anyone would ever want to pad their ass. Now it’s crystal clear to me. Inez claims that she dressed in “just jeans” and a blouse to do her interview and seemed confused at why anyone would think she was being too sexy to be taken seriously as a sports reporter. Just jeans? Pluuuuuease, dear Inez, you have to be kidding me! xo J.