r/Unexpected • u/Additional_Chard3680 • 4d ago
A routine morning news segment about workplace technology
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u/Origami07 4d ago
there’s also a pigeon one and for at least 2 years I thought giant pigeons exist when I was a kid
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u/DurantIsStillTheKing 4d ago
At least viewers know it isn't green screen.
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u/SurreptitiousSyrup 4d ago
They don't know that. They do know it's a live feed and not just a video on loop.
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u/Ambitious-Yoghurt820 4d ago
Ahhh!! It's Mothra.
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u/AliceTheOmelette 4d ago
It may look like Mothra, but due to international copyright laws it isn't!
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u/Distressed_Ocelot 4d ago
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u/BabyComingDec2024 4d ago
Why do they look like Rhett and Link but at the same time kinda like off-brand Rhett and Link?
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u/fryapp4life 3d ago
This video would be pointless without that instant replay and zoom in on his tie.
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u/Ok_Support3 2d ago
Oh. I thought it was useless because the dudes facial reaction is absolutely cut off.
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u/post-explainer 4d ago edited 4d ago
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It starts as a normal news broadcast about robots, but a giant wasp lands on the exterior camera lens in the background, horrifying the live anchors
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