No WC water fountain shots but late this afternoon KTVU had News Reporter Paul Chambers talking inside a very hot car in front of a WC fire station about not leaving your kids & pets alone in a broiling auto. Despite drinking plenty of fluids & having his blood pressure immediately checked Chambers, profusely sweating, definitely looked the worse for wear--thank God he didn't suffer a heat stroke while on air.
I'll give you one that's worse: with the hot days coming, you're going to see story after story after story of a reporter getting into a car with the windows up to demonstrate how quickly they almost die. Even more inane than standing in front of the fountain.
Reporter to kid eating ice cream: "I bet you're hot!" Kid: "Uh, yep!"
Typical tard asking stupid questions for some shitball TV station...as a midget in a bikini said to Charles Bouley, "Doing anything tomorrow night?"
ReplyDeleteExactly!
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
11pm live shots from the post office every 4/15.
Don't forget the kids playing in the fountain in front of the San Jose Fairmont Hotel...
ReplyDeleteREPORTER: "How's the water?"
KIDS: "Great!"
More like "muy bueno" in San Jose
DeleteIt's isn't the heat it's the humidity.
ReplyDeleteBTW, the downtown WC shopping district is in the middle of a renovation. That's why there's been no shots of the water fountain
ReplyDeleteHow about you do the fountain live shot with the playing kids....then cut to the kids playing in the hydrants in Oakland in another live shot.
DeleteThen shut off the hydrant in Oakland and blame the drought while the little children bake in the sun.
See you get 3 stories for the price of some water.
No WC water fountain shots but late this afternoon KTVU had News Reporter Paul Chambers talking inside a very hot car in front of a WC fire station about not leaving your kids & pets alone in a broiling auto. Despite drinking plenty of fluids & having his blood pressure immediately checked Chambers, profusely sweating, definitely looked the worse for wear--thank God he didn't suffer a heat stroke while on air.
ReplyDeleteI wish he would have. Maybe the ensuing lawsuit would mark the end of these stupid stories.
DeleteI'll give you one that's worse: with the hot days coming, you're going to see story after story after story of a reporter getting into a car with the windows up to demonstrate how quickly they almost die. Even more inane than standing in front of the fountain.
ReplyDeleteYeah, heaven forbid someone will be reminded of the danger and a child or pet's life be saved.
DeleteI'll choose not to watch it then.
DeleteThe people in the JHP UN Fountain are far more entertaining!
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