"This is Channel One of German Television, we are patrolling the main entrances of Munich."
The photographer was half-hanging out of the helicopter with his safety belt on, while the main journalist's hair and clothes fluttered violently in the strong wind. The only problem was that the man holding the microphone was wearing a suit, otherwise the scene would have been quite dramatic.
The reporter held the microphone and said: "According to the information we have, Kevin has already set off from Milan to Munich. It is said that Milan encountered extreme weather, making it impossible for planes to take off. Considering his current status of not having reached Allianz Arena, we deduce he is traveling to Munich by road. However, time is almost up, wow, the monster from Milan is about to arrive in Munich."
The photographer glanced back at the reporter fooling around.
Is it okay to say something like that casually?
Not only the Germans.
