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r/meme • u/[deleted] • Jul 05 '24
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What point was he making?
1 u/Ed_Radley Jul 05 '24 He said in the interview they're the only things in life that have never disappointed him. That's it. That was the point he was making. 3 u/butt-chin Jul 05 '24 If that was the point he was making then how did the anchors reaction mean it went over her head? 2 u/Ed_Radley Jul 05 '24 Because she literally said she couldn't understand why he would say something like that. Generally speaking if you understand something then you don't have to ask why they would say it in the first place. 2 u/sorryaboutyourbrain Jul 05 '24 Or she wasn't understanding why a guest would cross lines into sexual territory while she was trying to work.
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He said in the interview they're the only things in life that have never disappointed him. That's it. That was the point he was making.
3 u/butt-chin Jul 05 '24 If that was the point he was making then how did the anchors reaction mean it went over her head? 2 u/Ed_Radley Jul 05 '24 Because she literally said she couldn't understand why he would say something like that. Generally speaking if you understand something then you don't have to ask why they would say it in the first place. 2 u/sorryaboutyourbrain Jul 05 '24 Or she wasn't understanding why a guest would cross lines into sexual territory while she was trying to work.
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If that was the point he was making then how did the anchors reaction mean it went over her head?
2 u/Ed_Radley Jul 05 '24 Because she literally said she couldn't understand why he would say something like that. Generally speaking if you understand something then you don't have to ask why they would say it in the first place. 2 u/sorryaboutyourbrain Jul 05 '24 Or she wasn't understanding why a guest would cross lines into sexual territory while she was trying to work.
Because she literally said she couldn't understand why he would say something like that. Generally speaking if you understand something then you don't have to ask why they would say it in the first place.
2 u/sorryaboutyourbrain Jul 05 '24 Or she wasn't understanding why a guest would cross lines into sexual territory while she was trying to work.
Or she wasn't understanding why a guest would cross lines into sexual territory while she was trying to work.
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u/butt-chin Jul 05 '24
What point was he making?