Dear Blog Guy,
Is there a reporting job you wouldn’t want to have? I mean, something that is just too big a challenge?
Aspiring Journalist
Yes, Aspiring, I wouldn’t want to have to do a report on SETTING UP for a domino event, where I would have to fill two minutes with footage of dominoes that aren’t moving, and people talking about, uh, domino theory. Let’s see how Svebor Kranjc handles it:
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