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Deposition Transcripts · Segments · #9954

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Provided to Morrison Foerster for review on 5/22/2026 immediately go to him to get approval. He just decimated any source of autonomy that | had, which was very little at the time considering my upbringing. He dictated my haircut, my hair color. He would go to the salon with me and tell them what color to make it, what cut to make it. He gave me a boy cut with bangs, blonde hair, brown hair;and every length, every cut. He was extremely, extremely demanding and had no sense of reality.in what it took to get things done. He would get so angry if things weren't done immediately or the next day, and he would keep you in such a state of terror when the most menial things weren't done. It was the smallest things became so important to him. Like just a silly example, when we were in Beijing one time, and-he -- he would go through periods of obsessions of different types of food. He would eat one-thing for months at a time. And i he was on an Oreo kick, and | forgot to pack Oreos for the trip to China, and he was so angry that we had to have Oreos FedExed from New York to China. And it was like those things in the momentwere so important and so terrifying, and we were always on high alert of like making sure youdidn't forget anything, and he was constantly giving you a5 more and more things. And he would’ask for things that didn't exist in the world, like, "Go source this, go find this." So you were,constantly trying to find something that didn't exist, and if you couldn't find it, then you'd-have to try to find how to have it made. So it was just being completely inundated with tasks and responsibilities, and then traveling. | traveled with them every 2 to 3 days. So | always, you know, had to pack his bag if we weren't staying at oneof the houses. And he would want his own bedding to be brought if he was staying at a hotel. “So | would have to pack all of the bedding, and then when we got to the hotel change his bedding into the -- change the sheets out of the hotel bedding to his sheets. Various projects. He eventually had me become his interior designer because he was so difficult to work with. Nobody wanted to work with him anymore. So then | was in charge of going out and getting fabric samples and sourcing furniture and paint colors on top of all of my other

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