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Pam Shriver Conducts Interview With Scot Who ‘Speaks Scottish,’ Not English

Pam Shriver doesn’t have the easiest task here. “Woman on the Street” interviews are tough. Not everyone is willing to go on camera on live television, and when you do get someone it’s impossible to know exactly what they’re going to say. However, before you’ve handed over the live feed, it’s ideal to figure out if you can understand a damn thing your subject is saying. Because we sure as hell can’t. Watch below:

(Via The Big Lead)

It was probably tough to get a Scot in the first place. Pam probably wishes she could’ve had a few more minutes to find a different one, however.

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