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Updated on: Feb 20 2025

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Janitor at BBC Studios

Keeping the studios clean while famous personalities make a mess
You know you're a BBC janitor when you find more coffee stains on scripts than actual words. I suggested we change the cleaning supplies to espresso – clean the mess and keep the writers awake at the same time.

BBC Translator for International Interviews

Navigating cultural nuances while translating for diverse guests
It's tough translating British sarcasm for international guests. 'Oh, lovely weather we're having,' they say with a straight face. I translate it as 'pack your umbrella,' but they think I'm being overly cautious. Cultural translation fail.

News Anchor on BBC

Trying to keep a straight face while reporting absurd news stories
The BBC should have a reality show called 'Stone-Faced News.' Contestants try not to crack a smile while reporting on the most ridiculous stories. 'And now, a serious look at the viral cat video that broke the internet.'

Audience Member at a BBC Comedy Show

Trying to understand British humor
The challenge of being in the audience at a BBC comedy show is deciphering whether the laughter is genuine or just polite applause. 'Was that a belly laugh or a British chuckle? I can never tell.'

Scriptwriter for BBC Documentaries

Making boring topics sound exciting
I pitched a documentary about the history of paperclips to the BBC. They said, 'Can you make it more exciting?' So, I added suspenseful music and a narrator whispering, 'Will they hold the paper together, or is this the end of the line?'

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