http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=-UwuKDeVxY8
I mean, I can't even tell ya'll my favorite moment, line, or part.
It's just... I'm just.....
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=-UwuKDeVxY8
I mean, I can't even tell ya'll my favorite moment, line, or part.
It's just... I'm just.....
That was uncalled for. She just gave a "hey", not a "fuck you".
Lex
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Doesn't giving shade reflect more on the one giving it?
Yas! *insert name of reporter who I've been researching for but haven't found out who she is, here* is my hero! Searched Click Orlando but she may be from a "sister" (heeeeeey) station. I need to get lessons from her!
Why am I not worried for the reporter if it came down to a physical fight?
"Hey, how are you?"
"Very nice to meet you."
Jessica Sanchez, a news reporter from my hometown of Orlando throws all 31 flavors of shade on a drunk idiot looking for her 15 minutes fame.
http://gawker.com/5980388/no+nonsens...bVyNdCi4fBggej
The reporter in the video is Jessica Sanchez, and she does the local news for my hometown Orlando. I've never seen her turn up the sass like this before, but then again, she's never broadcast live with a drunk Attention Whore before.
What a bitch that was so mean and uncalled for not professional one bit! Shes lucky she didn't get punched in the face! I'm talking about the reporter!
Jessica woulda handled her.Quote:
Originally Posted by miguelfukt
How hypocritical of the interrupter; "how disrespectful" says the one who interrupted a person on the job...
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how unprofessional.
My thoughts exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by refujiunderground
It was also very tacky and it made her come off worse than the drunk lady who was actually pretty harmless and handled herself well even after the reporter insulted her in such a personal way.
My favourite moment, line and part of the video is the whole thing.
Anyone who says it's uncalled for has obviously never worked at a convenience store, or any other retail job that's open past 10. Drunk people are the fucking worst.
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thankyou
That drunk lady is me- always innocent and harmless...even in bad weather ^^Quote:
Originally Posted by thatgirl
The reporter..I thought the drunk lady was the trouble maker but after I watched the vid, I think that reporter has more difficult and might be unpleasant- to be around kind of personality. I sense her meanness will multiplying when she gets older.
LOL that was...interesting. :lol:
Such shade.
I don't know whether I like it or not, but, shade. Next time miss drunk lady will mind her business though, I know that much!
S T D = Silly Tramp Dismissed !
For those defending this moron woman interrupting the reporter - think about like this : How would you like it for someone to walk into your office or class or wherever you were, doing your job, and just rush right in while you're on the phone or meeting with a client, and them start hollering and talking over you and making hand signs and being loud and rude? You'd like that? That'd be OK with you? I DOUBT IT.
Same difference here. This reporter was doing her job. Period. How rude of the interloper to interfere, interrupt, etc. She deserved to get called out and maybe she'll think twice before doing it again. (although probably not)
And I don't care if you disagree with me on this. I'm right and YOU'RE WRONG! So DEAL with it.
No time or excuses for drunk behavior please. The interloper was 20-something, not a child.
I'm not against folks drinking and having a good time, but don't to the crime if you can't do the time.
If you act like a fool, no one owes you allowance or grace because you are impaired. You got drunk, so don't use it as a pretext to misbehave.
I see no lies here.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattClaimer
Yeah Jessica took it a little overboard, but the lady should've thought twice about interrupting. She sure wasn't expecting that.
I thought this was fake when I first watched it. I thought it was just voice overs. Then I watched it again and :dead:
LAWL!!! Fucken owned! Hahahaha
