So after we all piled on a bus at 2:45 AM Monday morning, we drove to New York City on possibly the coldest day we've had in a long time. The wind factor was a bone chilling four degrees when we got to the Rockefeller center around 4 am. The plan was to be the first in line for the crowd outside of the Today Show on NBC. We were the first in line, and the only ones in line for a good hour. Around 7 am, we filed onto the outdoor set, and stood facing into the wind. We were front and center, and very difficult to miss. At 7:30, after hardly any sleep and three and a half hours of freezing cold, here's the end result:
MORT on the Today Show (video)
MORT having its picture taken by the today show staff
Any feedback would be great.
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