Kent Brockman holds a microphone in an unemployment office corridor marked with a large number 4 and a notice reading "FRA"
The Simpsons, “$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)” (season 5, episode 10), 3:31–3:41
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Kent Brockman, the grey-haired news anchor in a brown jacket and blue tie, holds a microphone in an unemployment office corridor marked with a large number 4 and a notice reading "FRA". Over the sequence he gestures and talks while the crowd shifts around him: a red-haired woman with glasses and a man with dark hair and a moustache, then an elderly man with white tufts, a man with blue hair and glasses in a green sweater, a grey-haired woman in an orange dress, and a bald man with a green tuft. In the last moment a man in a teal suit stands at right beside a woman in a grey hat holding the microphone toward the group.
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