Television show sparks storage auction interest

That's the state of our news?  Guy goes talks to one person, has no facts, writes six sentences, doesn't really say a damn thing and it makes "news"?

That's the state of our news?  Guy goes talks to one person, has no facts, writes six sentences, doesn't really say a damn thing and it makes "news"?

This is one case where "no news is good news" really makes sense !

Im submitting and article. Look for it in your local news......

"Talking to the manager of xyz storage about the impact of Storage Wars on his business. He states that turn out is less now than after but still more than before. Bids are tending to be higher but lower than before, after, but still higher than before.  Some guy standing outside the facility agree's"

Im submitting and article. Look for it in your local news......

"Talking to the manager of xyz storage about the impact of Storage Wars on his business. He states that turn out is less now than after but still more than before. Bids are tending to be higher but lower than before, after, but still higher than before.  Some guy standing outside the facility agree's"

Well, it's not "news" but it's FUNNY !

".....and that's the way it is......."   

".....and that's the way it is......."   

Walter Cronkite was one of only a handful of newsmen who really told it like it was....or is.

Looks like the viewer ship for SW 3 is down fron season 1 and 2 .12 Storage Wars A&E Tue 10:30P-11:01P 496200. Still is a lot but down.

Walter Cronkite was one of only a handful of newsmen who really told it like it was....or is.

I was going to use an Edward R. Murrow reference, but I figured most wouldn't know who he is.....

After working in the media in a previous life, trust me, with deadlines and pressure to kick out a story for the six o'clock news, most TV stations do the minimum research just to schlock something together.  Just watch next time they do a local story about "niche" events (rodeo, triathalon, fishing tournaments, STORAGE AUCTIONS) - their facts are usually half-right, names are mispronounced, the focus is on the hokey, corny, sterotypical aspects of whatever it is, and they generally have absolutely no idea what they are talking about .  (Thank goodness for the teleprompter)  Not to say media types don't work hard - they do - it's that time constraints make them take the path of least resistance sometimes.

I was going to use an Edward R. Murrow reference, but I figured most wouldn't know who he is.....

"Good night and good luck."

"Good night and good luck."

Ah yes, the father of American News Broadcasting.....