So I thought we had learned our lesson that your cameras during Zoom meetings are

always on, but apparently not. A Canadian politician has apologized after

appearing naked during a virtual video meeting saying, oh man, my camera was

accidentally left on. I was changing my clothes after a jog and, ah, sorry, sorry.

So one of the legislatures said, hey, we've seen a member during a question

period improperly dressed that is unclothed. So perhaps remind the members,

especially the male members that suits and ties are appropriate. Yeah, that'd be a

good idea. How about even remind everyone, male and or female, that good idea is

if you're on a Zoom call, don't get naked. Pretty simple, really. He even, he

tweeted out in French and English, I made a really unfortunate mistake today and

obviously I'm embarrassed by it. My camera was accidentally left on as I changed

into work clothes after going for a jog. I sincerely apologize to all my

colleagues in the house. It was an honest mistake and it won't happen again. Oh,

okay. Well, then you're forgiven. No problem. Thanks, Will, for apologizing and

saying it will never happen again. This is why I told you at the beginning of the

pandemic, just do a cutout of your face. Hold it up in front of the camera if

you're concerned about what's going on behind you. If you need to be naked,

because Lord knows there are times when you're on your Zoom call and you just

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