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When we can get in our cars and drive to the opening of a store and interview people on camera without fear of being killed, or getting everyone involved with us killed, the good-news stories will be told.
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The speaker describes a future in which people can travel to a store opening and interview others without risking their own lives or the lives of everyone with them. Only when that kind of reporting is safe, the speaker says, will positive stories be told. The quote contrasts ordinary public events with the danger surrounding them.
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