A tipster sends along this message, which is hanging on the wall in the NBC News’ New Orleans bureau:
YOU KNOW IT’S A GOOD DAY IN HURRICANE COVERAGE WHEN:
There is no rubber footwear involved in the day’s shoot.
Breathing apparatus is optional.
The waders stay in the car.
The MRE’s stay in the car.
Two words: “Lunch Break.”
A pillow instead of a headrest in the back of the SUV.
New York says “You’re all on tape.”
Your shower doesn’t come out of an Ozarka bottle.
The mosquitoes aren’t’t big enough to have a tail number and a flight attendant.
You don’t discover the waterproof capabilities of your cell phone.
The sleeping spot for the night doesn’t have a license plate attached.
Your beverage of choice hasn’t been baking in a car all day.
One path out of the truck, not six.
Cell phones actually work.
Dinner includes silverware and a plate.
Breakfast doesn’t include canned chili or tuna.
Moving the sat truck doesn’t involve chains, a wrecker or a tow truck.
You Know It’s A Good Day In Hurricane When…
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