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November 28: The Week in Viral Video
From pardoned turkeys to flying canned hams, falling stars to paper-hungry thieves, watch this week’s buzziest viral videos.
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bryanlevi
Kinda wondering what is so crazy about the Mayor Newsom interview. So he got insulted by an a-hole interviewer and told him to back off- I think that is a good thing.
Continuing in San Fran/Bay Area: Have you ever been on a subway and had a drunk lunatic screaming and threatening you? Those are the moments when you wish the transit cops would step in, but they are rarely able to do so. I was an avid BART rider for a while, and saw moments like the one filmed go a different and scarier way because there were no cops there to help.
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