What did the judge tell jurors about discussing the case after the Rakim Meyers verdict?

After the verdict in Rakim Meyers' case, the court informed jurors that the previous admonition prohibiting them from discussing the case no longer applied. The judge explicitly stated that jurors were now free to talk about the case with anyone if they wished to do so. At the same time, the judge emphasized that this was entirely at the jurors' discretion - they could choose to discuss the case openly or maintain their privacy by not discussing it with anyone. This instruction marked the formal end of their confidentiality obligations as jurors following the conclusion of the trial.