This dead body has created a news and police frenzy around my house.

I was interview by Galit Hasson of The NewVR. Questions ranged from "how long have you lived here" to "are you shocked at the number of deaths this year". Believe me, when you have a camera in your face and you answer "27 years" to the first question, you feel like quite the dumbass.
HEY EVERYBODY, I STILL LIVE AT HOME WITH MY PARENTS!!!

I was also kind enough to make her aware of a stray hair above her breasts, but noted "not that I was looking there or anything". This was PRIOR to being on camera!! :)

Then, Mac started to strut his stuff to the camera. Galit Hasson had already fallen in love with him, as she should, so they decided to get him on film. They filmed me throwing the ball and him chasing after and retrieving it. That's not the funny part. The funny part is HOW he retrieved it.

Normally, this is the procedure..
a. ball is thrown
b. Mac goes 100 Miles/hour* to chase it
c. Mac brings it back at 100 Miles/hour*

Not this time though. He apparently has taken film studio and/or acting class, because he knew how to shake his money maker for the camera.

The procedure went as follows...
a. ball is thrown
b. Mac goes 100 Miles/hour* to chase it
c. Mac slowly jogs back with the wind in his face, casually glancing over at the camera a few times on his way back to me

I broke out laughing watching him jog back to me and commented, "what a Made for TV dog". I guess I'm getting my 5 seconds, but he's getting the whole 15 minutes. What a guy!!

If you'd like to see myself and Mac in action, tune to VR News Live @ 6:00.

I also breifly spoke with Dwight Drummond of CityTV but declined further comment. :)


* Figures embellished