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Real-Life Ari Gold: Leaked Email Reveals How Vile Hollywood Talent Agent Blasted 'B*tch' Assistant Because She Turned Up Late To Brunch

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Sept. 27 2013, Published 10:10 a.m. ET

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Think your boss is bad? Try working for Nancy Etz.

The CAA agent's recent antics rival those of Jeremy Piven's ruthless Entourage character Ari Gold, as seen in a new e-mail that's gone viral. Etz, who specializes in TV literature, has been exposed by an ex-assistant who leaked this e-mail she received from her one-time boss, calling her a "b*tch" and blaming her for her tardiness to a business brunch. (Adding insult to injury, the communication was sent on a Saturday!)

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From: Nancy Etz mailto: netz@caa.com

To: Etz Asst, Nancy mailto: netzasst@caa.com

Subject: seriously?

I was 40 minutes late to brunch because there was no address in my calendar and I couldn't call you to get it because your number isn't in my phone. No email and no number. What the f**k!!! I need you to be available! I spent my whole morning apologizing to Andrew because of you b*tch.

Etz did not return a request for comment.

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