This is based on a conversation heard on a news channel:-
Television anchor is reporting on an earthquake in the Bay of Bengal, expecting a tsunami (imagines soaring TRP and "remember-we got-this-first".)
Anchor: This just in. The Met department reports that an earthquake has occurred in the Bay of Bengal, sparking fears of another tsunami. We get you a live confirmation from the Minister himself.
(Minister's voice appears on the telly)
Anchor: Good Evening, Sir. We have just heard from the Met Department that an earthquake has occurred in the Bay of Bengal. Are the reports official?
Minister: If it is from the Met Department, it must be official, right?
Anchor: Sir, the Met Department says there will be no tsunami. What is you opinion on this?
Minister: See, the earthquake happened about two hours ago, and nothing has happened since. So nothing need be feared now.
Anchor: Sir, can you tell us exactly where the earthquake happened?
Minister: See, an earthquake of magnitude 7.3 happened under the seabed in the Bay of Bengal, west of Nicobar Islands at latitude 9 degrees 11 minutes 13 seconds North and longitude 92 degrees 34 minutes and 28 seconds East.
Anchor: So are there fears of a tsunami?
Minister: I have already told you, there will be none.
Anchor: But the Met Department said there was a risk.
Minister: That was hours ago. From where the quake happened, it would have had to be within two hours.
Anchor: Can you tell us exactly where the earthquake happened?
Minister: See, an earthquake of magnitude 7.3 happened under the seabed in the Bay of Bengal, west of Nicobar Islands at latitude 9 degrees 11 minutes 13 seconds North and longitude 92 degrees 34 minutes and 28 seconds East.
Anchor: So are there fears of a tsunami?
Minister: I have already told you, there will be none.
Anchor: Just in case there is, how ready is the government?
Minister: I just told you there will be none.
Anchor: How can you be so sure?
Minister: I trust the Met Department.
Anchor: Are the reports official?
Minister: If it is from the Met Department, it must be official, right?
Anchor: Can you tell us exactly where the earthquake happened?
Minister: #$%(&%#^@_!!! (&*^)&*^(%!! _)(&_*^!
(Minister hangs up.)
Anchor (addressing the camera again): News just in. We have shocking footage of the Minister of Ocean Development abusing our anchor for asking an innocent question.
(Footage replayed)
Anchor: Can you tell us exactly where the earthquake happened?
Minister: #$%(&%#^@_!!! (&*^)&*^(%!! _)(&_*^!
Television anchor is reporting on an earthquake in the Bay of Bengal, expecting a tsunami (imagines soaring TRP and "remember-we got-this-first".)
Anchor: This just in. The Met department reports that an earthquake has occurred in the Bay of Bengal, sparking fears of another tsunami. We get you a live confirmation from the Minister himself.
(Minister's voice appears on the telly)
Anchor: Good Evening, Sir. We have just heard from the Met Department that an earthquake has occurred in the Bay of Bengal. Are the reports official?
Minister: If it is from the Met Department, it must be official, right?
Anchor: Sir, the Met Department says there will be no tsunami. What is you opinion on this?
Minister: See, the earthquake happened about two hours ago, and nothing has happened since. So nothing need be feared now.
Anchor: Sir, can you tell us exactly where the earthquake happened?
Minister: See, an earthquake of magnitude 7.3 happened under the seabed in the Bay of Bengal, west of Nicobar Islands at latitude 9 degrees 11 minutes 13 seconds North and longitude 92 degrees 34 minutes and 28 seconds East.
Anchor: So are there fears of a tsunami?
Minister: I have already told you, there will be none.
Anchor: But the Met Department said there was a risk.
Minister: That was hours ago. From where the quake happened, it would have had to be within two hours.
Anchor: Can you tell us exactly where the earthquake happened?
Minister: See, an earthquake of magnitude 7.3 happened under the seabed in the Bay of Bengal, west of Nicobar Islands at latitude 9 degrees 11 minutes 13 seconds North and longitude 92 degrees 34 minutes and 28 seconds East.
Anchor: So are there fears of a tsunami?
Minister: I have already told you, there will be none.
Anchor: Just in case there is, how ready is the government?
Minister: I just told you there will be none.
Anchor: How can you be so sure?
Minister: I trust the Met Department.
Anchor: Are the reports official?
Minister: If it is from the Met Department, it must be official, right?
Anchor: Can you tell us exactly where the earthquake happened?
Minister: #$%(&%#^@_!!! (&*^)&*^(%!! _)(&_*^!
(Minister hangs up.)
Anchor (addressing the camera again): News just in. We have shocking footage of the Minister of Ocean Development abusing our anchor for asking an innocent question.
(Footage replayed)
Anchor: Can you tell us exactly where the earthquake happened?
Minister: #$%(&%#^@_!!! (&*^)&*^(%!! _)(&_*^!
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