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Posted: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 5:25 pm | Updated: 5:41 pm, Tue Nov 20, 2012.

Fear of flubbing the introductions 0 comments

Posted on November 20, 2012

by Marty Weybret

Ever suffered "introductophobia"?

It happens when Courtney Dempsey at Good Day Sacramento sticks the microphone in front of you and asks you to introduce your staff — the people you work with every darn day.

"Sure, Courtney, this is ... "

Theresa Larson and the rest of the Sentinel leaders just introduced themselves while I melted right there on live TV.

Here's the video from Tuesday morning.

Actually, having a Channel 31 camera and the Pawn Shop Insiders at the Lodi News-Sentinel was a delight.

But if I ever blow up while trying to introduce you (Carolyn "What's her name" Johnson), please don't take it personally.

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Posted in Marty n rich on Tuesday, November 20, 2012 5:25 pm. Updated: 5:41 pm. | Tags: Lodi News-sentinel, Kmax-tv, Lodi, Courtney Dempsey, Theresa Larson, Sentinel, Good Day Sacramento, Pawn Shop Insider, Marty Weybret, Introductophobia

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