One of the most embarrassing things a person in office could do is reply all to a company wide email, but for one TV reporter this mistake turned into a nation wide Twitter Trend.?
Nick Vasos, a TV reporter in Kansas City, Missouri, accidentally emailed every employee of his company's nearly 200 stations to call in sick. What followed was hundreds of emails and tweets wishing him to get well soon.?
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Nexstar Media Group employees responded to Nick Vasos¡¯ email with sympathy and some with lighthearted mockery of the reporter¡¯s mistake, making #PrayersforNick trend on Twitter.?
Ted Nesi, an editor and reporter at WPRI 12 in Rhode Island tweeted, ¡®How do you bring together staffers across America's largest local TV station owner? Accidentally blast your sick-call email to the entire company.¡¯
Abby Eden, who works with Vasos as an anchor at Fox 4 Kansas City wrote, ¡®And to think earlier this week, he was so happy to try Casey's pizza. I long for the simple days.¡¯?
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Jana Calkins, an assistant news director at Fox 4 wrote, ¡®I am one of @NickVasos' managers. Grateful to report he and I have communicated and he is going to pull through. You guys are a scream!¡¯
Taking the joke a step ahead, Vasos¡¯ colleagues set up a mock memorial for him with his framed head shot?and white candles.?
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Talking about what happened Vasos told a colleague at Fox 4 that he had an oral surgery last week that required him to fast and abstain from water for seven hours. He sent a text message to his manager to tell her he wasn't well, but did not receive a reply.?
He said, "So I went to the email, which was a mistake."
"I don't think I realized that I was sending it to all of Nexstar, and I hit 'send,' " he said. "And that's where we are today."
As #PrayersforNick trend of Twitter, even strangers started sending their wishes to Nick Vasos.?
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Well, if you do not like to be in the limelight, you better take care of who you are emailing, before hitting the send button.?