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3 Responses to The All-Too-Familiar Experience of a Pundit with a Home Office
I’ve been there many times. Once I was on a conference call with John Walton when one of my kids came into the home office to announce loudly that he had to poop faster than I could hit the mute button. And I’ve had several radio interviews with screaming kids barging in. But now they are all grown and I miss them barging in. And the truth is no one really minds having kids interrupt discussions about education. And if they do, forget them.
That’s simultaneously painful and hilarious.
Jay, have you ever had an experience like this? Perhaps while on a call with a foundation?
I’ve been there many times. Once I was on a conference call with John Walton when one of my kids came into the home office to announce loudly that he had to poop faster than I could hit the mute button. And I’ve had several radio interviews with screaming kids barging in. But now they are all grown and I miss them barging in. And the truth is no one really minds having kids interrupt discussions about education. And if they do, forget them.
How about you?
Yes, I recall that story. (It’s why I asked.)
And although I’m sure this guy was terribly embarrassed, I’m sure most of the viewers sympathized with him. And I bet he’ll lock the door next time.