CSI’ Writer Takes Work Home

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Adrants reader Morris Adamowitz sent us this video which features a guy who claims to be a writer for CBS’s CSI. In the video, he drones on about his writing inspirations, how he has to learn the latest techniques in forensic science, do meticulous research and sometimes, take the work home with him. In this case, literally, as he nonchalantly grabs a dead guy off a slab, carries him to his car and brings him into his house all while continuing to drone on about his work.

Whether this is an authorized viral or not, it really doesn’t matter. It’s good. It works.

UPDATE: It’s all real. See comments.

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