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Q: What do you think about the feinting incident caught on t.v.?

So as the story goes this guy was on some show. This is what I heard of it. Some executive excuses him of being fake and said his degree is fake etc., He feints and there is a public outcry! Your thoughts? What was she thinking!! Maybe she was influenced by some of the users, but that's just a guess. 

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I think you mean "accuses" not "excuses."

 

The guy studied in France. Obviously the person didn't know what they were talking about. I think it was silly that the guy fainted, but he was probably very nervous to begin with. It's a show, who takes it seriously except for the contestants?

mattaya:

Yeah you're right! But the lady did make up all types of excuses as to why the guy was a phony bologne cheesy macaroni....I farted I tooted I accidently pooted. Sorry! I think it was wrong!

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Jnusb416:

Would you like some beano for that gas? 

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Mr_spoon:

The guy had a BAC+5 (Master's degree), but the host said it was just an average degree from a technical school.

Which is of course insulting and demeaning to us.

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