Bitchy finger motions, cuck nose ring, art major glasses, and asking for public opinion on the street.
Then the video reveals that she's not really competent at her job. And that NPR stories are picked and scheduled before there's even any scoop. And that whatever she produces is basically guaranteed to be a useless over-extrapolation of the story of the one person she actually talks to.
Impressive number of red flags for such a short video.
(And a tip for her: just take an Uber anywhere and talk to the driver. It's funny because last time I was in Vegas my Lyft driver started talking about homeownership basically unprompted. He was Hispanic and was quick to explain to me which parts of town were no go zones because of black people.)
Then the video reveals that she's not really competent at her job. And that NPR stories are picked and scheduled before there's even any scoop. And that whatever she produces is basically guaranteed to be a useless over-extrapolation of the story of the one person she actually talks to.
Impressive number of red flags for such a short video.
(And a tip for her: just take an Uber anywhere and talk to the driver. It's funny because last time I was in Vegas my Lyft driver started talking about homeownership basically unprompted. He was Hispanic and was quick to explain to me which parts of town were no go zones because of black people.)
>can't string a sentence together
seems legit