The sort of disaster that typically brings out the very best in our fellow humans.
In short, crises such as this tend to bring out the very best in us.
The understaffed fire departments.
Crews manning the fire planes and helicopters.
Their dedication is a perfect example of the vital role of the media in a free society.
Keeping the public informed with the vital information we need so that have functioning democracy.
Listen up, assholes.
Get this through, OK?
David Muir isn’t on radio.
He’s not podcasting.
He’s not in print.
He’s a fucking TV fucking star.
He’s just meeting his obligation to his employers look jacked.
What I’m hoping for against hope is that cameras were recording.
And that sometime in the future we’ll get that video released.
The crew:“Why don’t we set up here?
We’ve got a good angle.
Let’s roll.”
Muir:“Not yet.
Look at me in this thing!
I look like fucking Chris Christie.”
Crew:“Well it’s the only jacket we have.”
Muir:“Listen, asswipe.
You’ll be filming 1-alarm house fires at 2am in January on a local affiliate in Duluth!
Though to be fair to Muir, he did look amazing.
Godspeed to the people on the ground actually battling nature to end this disaster.
