Is Sally Bundock on to us ?

[uknylonfoot]

Hi people, I'm sure all agree, great to see Sally Bundock back heelpopping on Business Live.
I am concerned though, the last two weeks I have been recording this show, anyone who watches regularly may have noticed that she alternates every other day in position.
When she sits camera side of the desk, we get the best views, I have noticed lately that when she is camera side, the camera man is zooming in closer than normal so that her feet are out of shot. On alternate days when the male presenter is that side, we get the old longer shots that show all the action.

I hope spmeone has not been e mailing or tweeting about her shoeplay. Has anyone else noticed this lately ?

[boudreaux10uk]

I've been watching this on the iplayer and I think that pesky banner is the main problem! Victoria Fritz was on pole position today and there were the usual good side shots (no shoeplay though sigh). But the day before the good Sally B action was being obscured.......Could be down to who the director is. I'd be hugely p****d off if some fool had made contact with her about it though

[notalwaysright10000]

Well, in cases with such incomplete information all you can do is wait for more examples and see what pattern emerges. The most likely explanation of that pattern is always the one that involves the fewest unfounded assumptions and the least speculation. (Note: "always *most likely* to be correct" is not to be confused with "always correct".)


I share with gusto your anger at anyone so goddamn stupid as to send emails.

I actually prefer dealing with selfish assholes rather than morons. With assholes, you can at least appeal to their rational self interest. However this requires sufficient intelligence to see obvious relations of cause and effect, which morons often lack to a degree that is permanently astonishing. This is why we have the idiomatic expression "fool proof". That is, a plan or procedure whose steps are so screamingly fucking obvious that even a fool can be counted on not to do something unpredictably stupid.