So to a TCPA defendant down in Florida the phrase “No Stop” apparently means “yes continue” and that’s just a little too date rapey for me. In Blosley v. A Bradley Hospitality 2025 WL 2686984 (S.D. Sept 19, 2025) a Plaintiff allegedly responded “no stop” to a series of allegedly unwanted text messages from the Defendant. Rather than accept this as a revocation of consent, the Defendant went full drunken frat boy and argued “no stop” actually meant Plaintiff wanted the messages to continue. If someone texts “no stop” you should be “yes stopping.”Chat soon.