Sunrise weatherman Sam Mac’s fashion blunder on national TV: 'I've done it again'
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We here at the Seniors Discount Club love a bit of humour in our morning routines, so of course, we were watching keenly when Sam Mac appeared on Sunrise recently to broadcast live from the Gold Coast Motocross Club in Yatala.
And boy, did Sam give us something to laugh about!
The weatherman was standing on the muddy ground of the racetrack when he revealed that his white sneakers were a very poor choice of wardrobe, telling viewers, 'Welcome to episode 164 of a bad day to wear white sneakers.'
'I've done it again. I really know how to pick them.'
We couldn't help but sympathise with Sam; he had mud all over his shoes—a bit of a fashion faux pas, wasn't it? He joked that at least he could request a write-off on the tax return, which provided some much-needed levity.
But thankfully, Sam was saved from the limelight by pint-sized motocross star Nate, who wowed the Sunrise panel with his speedy take-off and spin around the track.
The five-year-old talked a big game, claiming he was faster than his big brothers, and proved it with his tyre-burning antics.
'He's fast; he's fast, all right! He was walking a big game, but he's still living on it. Didn't hold back, showing his brothers', said an impressed Sam.
It comes as a reminder that even the most professional of us can suffer a fashion fail every now and then, so there's no need to be stressed; you can still come back with a bang afterwards!
Worried about your favourite white shoes getting dirty? Don't fret! There's a clever solution to this problem, shared by an organising and interior styling consultant.
Carmen, the expert, has a fantastic tip to revive your white shoes and make them dazzlingly white again using an affordable $6 product available at Coles or Woolworths.
Carmen's secret weapon is the Sard Wonder Stick Stain Remover. Here's how she does it: grab a toothbrush and the Sard Wonder Stick Stain Remover, gently scrub your shoes with it, and voilà, they'll look as good as new!
To get started, dampen the toothbrush and rub it over your shoes using the stain stick. You'll notice the dirt disappearing like magic. Once satisfied with the results, use a microfibre cloth to wipe off any excess product.
Now, you can keep your white shoes looking spotless and enjoy their pristine condition with this simple and effective method!
Members, do you have any funny fashion stories to share? Did you catch this segment live? We'd love to hear them in the comments below!
And boy, did Sam give us something to laugh about!
The weatherman was standing on the muddy ground of the racetrack when he revealed that his white sneakers were a very poor choice of wardrobe, telling viewers, 'Welcome to episode 164 of a bad day to wear white sneakers.'
'I've done it again. I really know how to pick them.'
Sunrise weatherman Sam Mac has shared his hilarious fashion fail during a live segment on the breakfast show. Credit: Pexels/Loc Dang.
We couldn't help but sympathise with Sam; he had mud all over his shoes—a bit of a fashion faux pas, wasn't it? He joked that at least he could request a write-off on the tax return, which provided some much-needed levity.
But thankfully, Sam was saved from the limelight by pint-sized motocross star Nate, who wowed the Sunrise panel with his speedy take-off and spin around the track.
The five-year-old talked a big game, claiming he was faster than his big brothers, and proved it with his tyre-burning antics.
'He's fast; he's fast, all right! He was walking a big game, but he's still living on it. Didn't hold back, showing his brothers', said an impressed Sam.
It comes as a reminder that even the most professional of us can suffer a fashion fail every now and then, so there's no need to be stressed; you can still come back with a bang afterwards!
Worried about your favourite white shoes getting dirty? Don't fret! There's a clever solution to this problem, shared by an organising and interior styling consultant.
Carmen, the expert, has a fantastic tip to revive your white shoes and make them dazzlingly white again using an affordable $6 product available at Coles or Woolworths.
Carmen's secret weapon is the Sard Wonder Stick Stain Remover. Here's how she does it: grab a toothbrush and the Sard Wonder Stick Stain Remover, gently scrub your shoes with it, and voilà, they'll look as good as new!
To get started, dampen the toothbrush and rub it over your shoes using the stain stick. You'll notice the dirt disappearing like magic. Once satisfied with the results, use a microfibre cloth to wipe off any excess product.
Now, you can keep your white shoes looking spotless and enjoy their pristine condition with this simple and effective method!
Members, do you have any funny fashion stories to share? Did you catch this segment live? We'd love to hear them in the comments below!
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