Well he wasn’t wrong. News anchors had earpieces so they could hear what the producer was saying. I assume they still do?
It would look like a spy gadget, kind of work like one, but it wasn’t ever a secret.
EDIT: also, I believe “snuck” is correct, not “sneaked”. Am I the crazy one here?
They’re both considered correct, but snuck is newer and grammar nerds don’t like that for some reason.
According to grammarly regarding “snuck”:
But if you look it up in dictionaries, you will notice that it’s marked as a colloquialism, a non-standard or informal word, more often than not.
Snucked?
Fuck, he’s 24? Those are some hard years.
The young guy who appears about a fifth of the way into the video? Yeah, he looks about 24.
The older guy is the news presenter.
Ah just a screenshot for me, don’t see the video.
I know the 80s was a hard time for South Korea, but if the anchor was 24, that’s a whole other level.
I can’t see the video either unless I open it in my web browser. My reader app only shows me a screenshot too
