Let's be honest. An accident involving a f**k truck would have been a lot more entertaining.
With a name like Alison Bologna, you have to think that she'll be able to laugh this one off with the best of them.
Bologna, an anchor for the NBC 10 News in Providence, Rhode Island, was tasked with trying to quickly read a news story involving a fire truck that flipped over on a highway outside of Charlotte, North Carolina, last week.
Instead, her little "f**k" up will now live in Internet infamy.
A true professional, Bologna never referred to her hiccup and was beyond sure she pronounced "fire" truck correctly the next time around.
And kudos to her partner, who you can hear chuckling in the background after her mispronunciation, for getting it together for his story about a fire in Tampa that killed four people. We're almost positive you don't want to be remembered as the guy who laughed about that.
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With a name like Alison Bologna, you have to think that she'll be able to laugh this one off with the best of them.
Bologna, an anchor for the NBC 10 News in Providence, Rhode Island, was tasked with trying to quickly read a news story involving a fire truck that flipped over on a highway outside of Charlotte, North Carolina, last week.
Instead, her little "f**k" up will now live in Internet infamy.
A true professional, Bologna never referred to her hiccup and was beyond sure she pronounced "fire" truck correctly the next time around.
And kudos to her partner, who you can hear chuckling in the background after her mispronunciation, for getting it together for his story about a fire in Tampa that killed four people. We're almost positive you don't want to be remembered as the guy who laughed about that.
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