“I don't understand why anyone wants their face on the news“
I think that’s especially true when a crime has been committed, and witnesses or neighbors of the suspect or coworkers of the suspect go on camera showing their faces* and spilling their guts, as soon as it airs, a fugitive suspect or an associate thereof knows exactly who they are and what they’ve said. I wonder how many people get tracked down after appearing on the local news.
*Sometimes their full names are splashed across the television screen.
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[Good thinking, Counselor! That’s why I pay you the big bucks.]
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Amended interview response:
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Ok.
(Hey, wait . . . I thought this was supposed to be a lawyer-client thing!)
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Wait, hold on, ladies! That’s not necessary! There’s plenty of Randy Candy going around, enough for all to enjoy, you can either share or at least take turns! Stop fighting, stop fighting; I can get my scheduling book and assign you each a slot!
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“ . . . doesn't shave her pits, can you live with that?”
Yes! I am a big fan of naturalness in many (NOT all) of its forms.
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