A professor was giving a TV interview about Polish politics. His cat didn't care.

[brooklynite]

Cats.

They care not for your affection, your familiar voice or perhaps even for your overall existence.

And they certainly don’t care about your career as a respected academic or any fancy television interviews taking place in your office.

Polish historian Jerzy Targalski discovered this during an on-camera appearance on a Dutch news program when his cat unceremoniously climbed atop his head in the middle of the interview.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/animalia/wp/2018/07/09/a-professor-was-giving-a-tv-interview-about-polish-politics-his-cat-didnt-care/?utm_term=.9830722935fa

Just an observation: the cameraman clearly focused on the cat and went along with the show...

[Nitram]

1. I beg to differ. Cats care a great deal for our affection, our familiar voice, and especially

for our existence. The video is perfect proof of that unless you don't understand how a cat expresses affection. The last one is entirely correct. They don’t give a fig about your career as a respected academic. I guess 1 out of 4 isn't too bad. I was impressed by the professor's love and respect for his cat. He could have removed the cat at any time.

[MicaelS]

2. Nothing will ever beat the two little kids..

Interrupting their father's interview, and mom comes rushing into the room to corral them.

[Vinca]

3. Cats are really in charge of the world. We only think we are. LOL.