8/2 HR 2: The New York Times and their latest tech hire/Off sight correspondents

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🗓️ 1 August 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Sarah Jeong is the latest hire at the NY Times. She is the tech writer and came under fire for some ugliness on Twitter. She won't be fired, most likely because she is Asian dissent. Joe says that it's okay for her to do this because she if a lefty, they can do no wrong.

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0:00.0	Music
0:07.0	These men who spend hours in hardware stores
0:11.0	Two people that have simple and simple life
0:13.0	Joe Sussera
0:15.0	Yes
0:17.0	The former chief offsite correspondent has really taken this heart
0:22.0	Is it getting worse? What now? Tell me
0:24.0	Is he gonna need counseling?
0:26.0	He said I haven't been fired since the 1980s
0:28.0	This is starting to hurt
0:30.0	I just hooked my official offsite correspondent to call off the back window of my car
0:35.0	It's been fun. See in the funny papers or at the funny form
0:39.0	Wow
0:41.0	First of all, he was not fired
0:43.0	Yeah, right
0:44.0	He was not fired. Kelsey was merely promoted
0:46.0	Right
0:47.0	You know, you can still find the chief offsite correspondent with the bb.onward
0:55.0	Right
0:56.0	At gmail.com
0:57.0	That's the bulletin board continues to live. It was ran in print for ages in the pioneer press
1:02.0	And it continues to live online at bb.onward at gmail.com
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