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@BBCWorld @mcbramhill “keep his composure”?? He pushed his child away, this is not a demonstration of composure

@prendio2 @BBCWorld @mcbramhill The dumb thing is that it would be nicer AND look better on TV to be nice

@mrgan @BBCWorld @mcbramhill yup, if he picked her up and waited for someone to come and take her it would have been adorable

@prendio2 @mrgan did u ever work at home?do u think he might not even had pants on? ppl just like to criticize, he was very professional

@hellbabe_pt @prendio2 1. Yes; 2. No opinion, 3. No.

@mrgan @prendio2 this is real life,u dont sit a kid in your lap while speakin with a customer he re-acted like any working home parent would

@hellbabe_pt @mrgan 1. Yes; 2. Ehhhh, yes I would: 3. Nope

@prendio2 @mrgan also it can be seen that the kids must be used to coming into Dad's office to talk to him at any time. Great Dad!

@BBCWorld keep his composure? dude stiff armed his kid without breaking his steely, unflinching camera gaze. what the what.

@peri__ayla @BBCWorld Yep no-look stiff-arm followed by calling South Korea North Korea

@BBCWorld @NickButler10 ahhhh, apologies for this....

@duncanmcmc @BBCWorld I've been in the same place as this man.

@BBCWorld @mydancingBilly why is everyone thinking the womans a nanny? I thought she was the mum..

@NaGaJuSeYo_exo @BBCWorld my thoughts exactly. pretty sure the kid said, momma as she was being dragged out.

@monalovejones @BBCWorld yeah she said "omma wae?" which means "mummy why?" in korean

@NaGaJuSeYo_exo Can I quote you on another thread where people are making the same assumption?

@HelenRBarton yeah sure

@NaGaJuSeYo_exo Thanks, can I ask are you Korean or just an informed exo-l ?

@HelenRBarton an informed exol

@NaGaJuSeYo_exo My daughter was (possibly still is) one - more of an elderly elf myself