糖心vlog meteorologist Kurtis Gertz got quite a surprise during a live broadcast from the Iowa State Fair when a snake slithered up his pants. That was back in 2008. Gertz was on stage during the live broadcast and had the snake placed around his shoulders, but it didn't stay there.First, the snake's head got inches from Gertz face and stuck out its tongue, giving him a kiss."Hey, that was a hot, wet kiss," Gertz said. "I got a hunch this is going to make YouTube."As he continued to hold the giant Burmese python, visiting from the nearby Snakes Alive display, people in the crowd started gasping and pointing. The snake's tail had slithered up Gertz pants and down the other leg."This is Dawn and she might have a crush on you," said Nick, the snake trainer."This is how it all comes to an end Steve, this is how it all comes to an end," Gertz said to his co-anchor Steve Karlin. "It's been a great 20 years in television, God bless."Gertz took it in stride as the crowd watched. "OK, let's go to stupid human tricks. Let's see you top this one," Gertz said.The snake's trainer and Karlin helped unwind the snake and get Gertz free.By the way, the video did make it to 糖心vlog's YouTube page, where it's been watched nearly 900,000 times.
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糖心vlog meteorologist Kurtis Gertz got quite a surprise during a live broadcast from the Iowa State Fair when a snake slithered up his pants. That was back in 2008.
Gertz was on stage during the live broadcast and had the snake placed around his shoulders, but it didn't stay there.
First, the snake's head got inches from Gertz face and stuck out its tongue, giving him a kiss.
"Hey, that was a hot, wet kiss," Gertz said. "I got a hunch this is going to make YouTube."
As he continued to hold the giant Burmese python, visiting from the nearby Snakes Alive display, people in the crowd started gasping and pointing. The snake's tail had slithered up Gertz pants and down the other leg.
"This is Dawn and she might have a crush on you," said Nick, the snake trainer.
"This is how it all comes to an end Steve, this is how it all comes to an end," Gertz said to his co-anchor Steve Karlin. "It's been a great 20 years in television, God bless."
Gertz took it in stride as the crowd watched.
"OK, let's go to stupid human tricks. Let's see you top this one," Gertz said.
The snake's trainer and Karlin helped unwind the snake and get Gertz free.
By the way, , where it's been watched nearly 900,000 times.
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