:42:01
Now, radio
is all instinct, Lelaina.
:42:04
Do you know where
all the radio comes from?
:42:06
The gut.
It's all in the gut.
:42:08
Because when you think
on your feet...
:42:10
got to go from your gut.
:42:11
And my gut is telling me
that, uh...
:42:14
this isn't gonna work out.
:42:16
Maybe your gut's just saying
you're hungry or...
:42:19
Oh, no, no, no, no.
It's telling me that, uh...
:42:22
you're overqualified
for this job.
:42:24
I'm really not that smart.
:42:29
No offense, sweetie,
but you don't have...
:42:31
any experience on a newspaper.
You're TV.
:42:33
Well, I'm trying to make my
transition to print journalism.
:42:36
Ah. Why?
:42:38
Well, newspapers are
the last watchdogs...
:42:40
of our... our government.
:42:41
They enforce
the checks and balances.
:42:43
And one half-hour of TV
only adds up to...
:42:45
OK. All right.
:42:46
Define irony.
:42:49
Irony. Uh...
:42:51
Irony.
:42:52
It's a noun.
:42:54
It's when something is...
:42:57
ironic. It's, uh...
:42:58
Well, I can't really
define irony...
:43:01
but I know it
when I see it!
:43:24
Hey. Hey.
:43:27
Oh, my god.
I've never been so glad...
:43:29
to see anyone
in my entire life.
:43:31
This day has been
the biggest nightmare.
:43:33
I mean, these
job interviews, Troy...
:43:35
the word vivisection,
a staggering understatement.
:43:37
Can you define irony?
:43:40
It's when the actual meaning
is the complete opposite...
:43:42
from the literal meaning.
:43:43
Yeah. My god.
:43:48
Where were you
when I needed you today?
:43:51
I... I should go.
:43:53
Oh, come on. Isn't there
some statute of limitations...
:43:56
for embarrassing incidents?