The New York Times has a relatively new feature it calls “Op-Docs.” The intent, as I understand it, is to take documents and bring them to life. The first one they brought to life is a transcript from an Ohio deposition, where a local government employee is being asked if his office has any photocopiers.
The exchange is funny, and the Times discloses that the acting was enhanced. Anyone who’s been in a deposition before can relate to this type of an exchange.
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