It was a big day for Guy Goma, and he knew it. You know the feelings that you have when you are waiting to do a job interview for that once-in-a-lifetime job. That’s what Goma must have been feeling as he waited nervously for his interview with the BBC. Many of us have been there.
Well, we probably haven’t been exactly where Guy Goma was, he had no idea what was about to happen to him.
While waiting to be interviewed, he was mistaken for an expert for one of their news segments. The expert’s name was Guy Kewney, an actual expert in the music industry.
With the live cameras rolling, the first Guy was ushered in front of the cameras and the questions started coming. Goma, thinking this was some kind of intense interview situation, took a deep breath and tried his best to answer the newscaster’s questions.
We have a clip of this below, and you can see Goma thinking through having to professionally answer the question and then gracefully get out of the situation.
Eventually, he realizes that this is live television and he muscles through with the interview. The truth is, he did pretty well even though he had some trouble controlling his breathing at times.
Guy Goma informed the interviewer that he believed more people would begin downloading music online and the process would speed up. He was right.
The sad part of the story is that even though he saved the day in the live interview, he did not get the job he was there for. It sure seems like this guy would be perfect for whatever they needed!
There are no updates on what happened to this Guy…we need the rest of the story. Here’s hoping that somebody snatched him up and he is able to save the day over and over again.
You can watch his clip here:
