He’s no heavy he’s my brother
Jul 15, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
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Jul 15, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
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I assume stock footage.
And then Murray, equally as cold inside the newsroom, sneezing, trying to warm up, typing away.
And the air conditioning is on, Mary informs everybody.
The heat was on, Murray says, in August for a week, so it balances out.
Murray asks Mary to pull Gordy's weather book to check cold history.
And previous low for Minneapolis was November 21st, 1929, one degree below zero, which of course is Fahrenheit.
But St. Paul had a two below and Murray jokes about them being so competitive.
Gordy walks back in and says about two minutes ago, it was up a degree, but not the temperature outside Gordy with 101 degrees.
Lou walks in with a bottle of liquor, whiskey, or something.
Mary asks how the staff meeting went and opens up the bottle in front of her.
Lou says, they wouldn't let me have a helicopter.
Mary questions, helicopter? And Lou wanted one for live TV coverage like they have out in California.
But Mary says, we don't have that many big disasters.
And on cue, Ted walks in and Murray says, nice timing.
Murray then gives Mary something to read to all personal subject vacations that has become necessary to inaugurate a new vacation policy scheduling.
Last year, 90% of all employees took their vacations during the same two weeks in July.
And everybody's starting to groan.
Henceforth, an employee's vacation time will be determined by the date of his original employment.
And Ted says, wait a minute, what about women? And Murray says the same thing applies, Ted.
The employee must take his or her, Mary throws in, vacation within four weeks of the above-mentioned date or forfeit it.
And Murray says it's the dumbest thing he ever heard.
I assume stock footage.
And then Murray, equally as cold inside the newsroom, sneezing, trying to warm up, typing away.
And the air conditioning is on, Mary informs everybody.
The heat was on, Murray says, in August for a week, so it balances out.
Murray asks Mary to pull Gordy's weather book to check cold history.
And previous low for Minneapolis was November 21st, 1929, one degree below zero, which of course is Fahrenheit.
But St. Paul had a two below and Murray jokes about them being so competitive.
Gordy walks back in and says about two minutes ago, it was up a degree, but not the temperature outside Gordy with 101 degrees.
Lou walks in with a bottle of liquor, whiskey, or something.
Mary asks how the staff meeting went and opens up the bottle in front of her.
Lou says, they wouldn't let me have a helicopter.
Mary questions, helicopter? And Lou wanted one for live TV coverage like they have out in California.
But Mary says, we don't have that many big disasters.
And on cue, Ted walks in and Murray says, nice timing.
Murray then gives Mary something to read to all personal subject vacations that has become necessary to inaugurate a new vacation policy scheduling.
Last year, 90% of all employees took their vacations during the same two weeks in July.
And everybody's starting to groan.
Henceforth, an employee's vacation time will be determined by the date of his original employment.
And Ted says, wait a minute, what about women? And Murray says the same thing applies, Ted.
The employee must take his or her, Mary throws in, vacation within four weeks of the above-mentioned date or forfeit it.
And Murray says it's the dumbest thing he ever heard.
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