BBC anchor poses punny question, then giggles about ‘goat yoga’
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When you start including goats in your weather report, how could you not risk sending everyone into giggles?
- BBC News was covering wildfires and the idea of using goats to help cut back on flammable material in nature.
- “What comes to mind as a way of dealing with that?” said weathercaster Nick Miller. “The goat. The humble goat.”
- “You’re kidding,” said anchor Blake McCoy, making a pun of the name for a young goat.
- “I fell right into that,” said Miller.
- “I’ve been practicing that for hours,” said McCoy.
- But that wasn’t the end — McCoy and Miller were then reduced to giggles over a photo of “goat yoga.”
Watch the whole exchange below.
?Here's something to make you laugh on a Monday afternoon…. ? ?@BBCSimonMcCoy pic.twitter.com/4ODgsZE0dG
— BBC Weather (@bbcweather) July 15, 2019
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