Olivia Munn

And so I go there and then she made me a deal.

She's like, you know, I'll support you if you want to go to LA only if you use your degree for one year.

So I worked at this NBC affiliate in Tulsa, and I did the assignment desk.

And people who have done journalism or been in the newsroom, the assignment desk is where you get all the calls.

You get people calling in with complaints or nice things, just everything.

But there's also all of these police scanners, which is the most important thing for you to do.

There's police and fire department, paramedics, and you're supposed to listen to all of them at once.

and be able to call it out.

And I was the absolute worst person at that job.

They're this close to me.

I'm sitting at the desk and I hear nothing.

And then you just hear a reporter over there being like, there's a school bus on fire on 83rd street.

Everybody else going like, a truck tipped over off the highway on 49th.

And I'm like, really?

And then a year to the day, I went in and I was like, I'm leaving.

I'm not going to be staying here anymore.

And they go, great.

Can you answer while walking, please?

I could.

One second.