ahaha look at this, stoners

Guy was a normal dude. a taxi driver. he just wanted to get a new job at the BBC as some data management position. so he got all dressed up with his resume ready, but he wasnt prepared for what was going to come, and perhaps he knew this. Going to the bbc could lead to anything, maybe some sort of television interview or something like that.

so when a near by producer came rushing through asking for 'guy', our Guy naturally assumed this was it, he was being called apon for his job interview.

so he says yeh im guy, and follows the producer to a news set.

Guy barely speaks proper english.

it just happens that Guy Cuney, the editor for the technology website 'News Wireless', was booked for an interview in that very studio on that very night

take a look!

http://img.dailymail.co.uk/video/cabbie.wmv

 

HAHA!!! lol that made my fuckin day

 

They're playing this audio clip on our local radio this morning.

 

hahaha that rules!

 

I love the look on his face when they say Guy Cuney.

 

lol

 

he's my hero

 

Did he get the job?

 

It didn't play for me.

 

lol i made out about 30% of what he was saying

 

didnt play

 

that was...interesting...

 

Ohh man I feel soo embarassed for them all.

 

Taken from newswireless.net:


"OK, reset everything you've heard about my appearance on the BBC: they've found the "taxi driver" and (as I have constantly tried to explain to everybody) he isn't a taxi driver.

His name is Guy Goma - which goes some way to explaining why he (and the BBC receptionist) assumed that someone asking for Guy Kewney was asking for him.

And he wasn't there to pick up a fare, because he's not a cabbie. He's a Business Studies graduate, from the Congo, and he was there in reception because he was applying for a high level IT job with the BBC.

Apparently the unflappable Mr Goma assumed the whole thing was some kind of initiation prank. His own speciality is data cleansing, and (my source inside the Beeb tells me) was "a little upset that nobody asked him about his data cleansing expertise."

Once again, the Daily Mail proves itself to be hotter on this trail than anybody else, and a Mail reporter has been posing Mr Goma outside the White City headquarters of the BBC. A picture story will be in tomorrow's edition, apparently."

 

yeh i thought it was just the data job but EVERYONE was saying he was a cabbie, even the clip, so i guess i assumed they were right. seemed odd that a cabbie would be going for an IT job lol

 

ahahah that is on the news right now. pretty hilarious.