Fernando's gonna need a new job.

[Nevilledog]

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[dchill]

1. Another fine example.

[sop]

2. Did poor Fernando say the n-word instead of "neighbors"?

[Demovictory9]

4. Yes he did

[Demovictory9]

3. Wow...if he didnt normally use that word, it wouldnt have slid out of his mouth so easily

[SoCalDavidS]

5. On The Bright Side, He'll Have More Free Time For Those Klan Rallies nt

[Hugh_Lebowski]

6. What makes it particularly dumb is that he knew he was on camera

Which means he should've known there could be sound recording as well.

Why do that, ON THE JOB, when you're on camera, only to just apologize a second later?

I'd maybe buy that it was unintentional/not meant to be malicious towards that potential customer, but it definitely shows an underlying mentality that's disturbing.

[Johnny2X2X]

7. Probably true

This person may have never uttered that word in his life before and just had it on his mind for some reason. The person's history will have a lot to do with his future. He probably should have stayed and more profusely apologized but he seemed just embarrassed, like it absolutely was a slip of the tongue.

It's extremely likely he's used that word before, and he's going to lose his job over it.

[ProfessorGAC]

8. Don't Know About That

I have never used that word.
I can't imagine saying it accidentally.

[cyclonefence]

9. I think this is a troll

and set up to pwn the libs. What other door-to-door salesman have we seen who records *himself* on a sales call? Come to that, how the hell is anyone going to sell solar panels to someone who lives in a big apartment complex? This was no "oops" moment.

Mission accomplished, Fernando. You got to say the N-word, put it out for the world to see, and even progressives laughed at it.

Racist pig.