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And Appliance repairmen are not a thing anymore.
Its troubling how TV news has declined so badly these days, particularly the local news. Constant misspellings (usually not as bad as the one above!), mispronounciations of local cities and streets, showing the wrong videos for a news items, etc. Occassionally, there is a LMAO that makes up for all the face-palms. Like this oldie, but goodie from my neck of the woods:


Sounds like the reporters were being pranked.
 
And Appliance repairmen are not a thing anymore.
Its troubling how TV news has declined so badly these days, particularly the local news. Constant misspellings (usually not as bad as the one above!), mispronounciations of local cities and streets, showing the wrong videos for a news items, etc. Occassionally, there is a LMAO that makes up for all the face-palms. Like this oldie, but goodie from my neck of the woods:


Sounds like the reporters were being pranked.

This is the backstory. At least according to this guy:



The anchor, Tori Campbell was furious about the mistake. She stayed with KTVU for a while longer but eventually did move on.
 
It's the bay bridge, Embarcadero in the foreground.

Ah Yes I see now.

I'm on the lookout for strange stuff ever since I got a post card of Acadia where they flipped a spot of scenery I know very well on the horizontal to make the post card look better but the photo was totally wrong.
 
It's the bay bridge, Embarcadero in the foreground.

Ah Yes I see now.

I'm on the lookout for strange stuff ever since I got a post card of Acadia where they flipped a spot of scenery I know very well on the horizontal to make the post card look better but the photo was totally wrong.
I HATE that!
To people who do it for compositional reasons -
It NEVER looks better. It just provokes subliminal cognitive dissonance and a negative association.
DON'T DO IT
 
It's the bay bridge, Embarcadero in the foreground.

Ah Yes I see now.

I'm on the lookout for strange stuff ever since I got a post card of Acadia where they flipped a spot of scenery I know very well on the horizontal to make the post card look better but the photo was totally wrong.
I HATE that!
To people who do it for compositional reasons -
It NEVER looks better. It just provokes subliminal cognitive dissonance and a negative association.
DON'T DO IT

Risking making you puke, here is a photo I took of the real place. I've been there over 100 times.

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Here is that horrible post card flipped horizontal.
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