Naga rolls her eyes at Charlie’s Volvo Estate story
Naga Munchetty rolled her eyes as she grew tired of co-star Charlie Stayt’s long story he decided to share.
The BBC Breakfast presenters had selected some headlines from the nation’s papers to discuss, and Charlie had an anecdote to explain to viewers over his article.
“I’m just slightly drawn to this… Volvo – I think this announcement actually happened yesterday,” he explained.
“Volvo announced that they’re no longer going to make Estate cars.
“The Volvo Estate is kind of one of those things…”
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“It’s iconic,” Naga agreed as Charlie continued to share his thoughts.
Charlie went on: “You have Volvo Estate cars, everything’s OK in the world. I’m exaggerating, obviously, but-“
“Offer some reassurance!” Naga joked, smiling at her co-host.
“There was a picture in one of the papers of the 1960s Volvos, which I remember a friend of mine’s dad got one of those – a Volvo Estate…” Charlie recalled.
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He added: “And in those days… all wrong, obviously, but about 12 of us would get into it at the same time.”
Naga appeared stunned as the broadcaster went on: “We’d jam the car…”
He shrugged as he announced: “There we no laws in those days.”
“I think there were… I think there were laws,” Naga laughed.
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Charlie continued: “And the thing I remember about it vividly was that it used to have a speedometer, you know traditionally speedometers now go round like a clock.
“It had a speedometer that was an arrow. It started at zero and just arrowed its way across as the speed went up…
“Which we used to think was incredibly exciting because it was a much better visual.”
Naga glared at Charlie as he detailed: “It’s like a big, red arrow came across the top of the screen.
“It went like that and as you’d slow down it’d drop back down again. We’d all be sitting there glued”
Turning to viewers, Charlie quipped: “I think I’ve explained that very well, haven’t I? So, let me try again.”
Naga dramatically rolled her eyes as her co-presenter started telling the story from the beginning.
However, she was soon holding back laughter as Charlie comically raced through the recollection.
BBC Breakfast airs weekdays from 6am on BBC One.
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