A video showing Global News anchors choking and gagging on a poorly made artichoke dip has gone viral, gaining thousands of likes and shares from people all over the world.
Last week, Calgary traffic reporter Leslie Horton brought the homemade dip to work as part of a week-long segment featuring holiday treats from Global Calgary anchors.
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“It didn’t work out. I’m telling you right now, this did not work out,” Horton admitted.
In the video, posted to Global Calgary’s website and the Global News YouTube channel on Friday, meteorologist Jordan Witzel and anchors Scott Fee and Amber Schinkel sample the disastrous dip.
“I thought it smelled like a barn,” Fee said. “Is it edible?"
The morning crew at Global are my favourite crew on air in Calgary, fun to see them get viewed so much all around.
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“That’s like all that I can taste is vinegar,” Schinkel laughed. “It burns.”
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I heard them talking about this on QR77 this morning. My gag reflex is just as bad as that guys'. No way I could even get it close to my mouth. The hell was she doing serving it to everyone?
Last edited by Huntingwhale; 12-20-2016 at 08:02 PM.
I am not familiar enough with Leslie Horton's other shenanigans to empathize with the angst that other people are feeling, but that was pretty damn funny.
I love that while everybody is gagging, she's like, "but I didn't put in any vinegar, do you think maybe something is off?"
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This news crew cracks me up, I try to watch them in the morning before I leave for work to get traffic updates, but most of the traffic updates are just Leslie twirling in a circle, talking nonsensical, or complaining that the traffic cams don't work.
Im sure I could find a better source for updates but what fun would that be.