“You don't know me, but I'm on TV, so you can trust me.”
你不認識我,但我在電視上,所以你可以信我。
一本正經地拿「上過電視」當信用憑證,把媒體的權威拆穿成笑話。越是在危急時刻用這種理由,越顯出信任有多容易被糊弄。
You don't know me, but I'm on TV, so you can trust me.
反諷某種「露過臉就可信」的場面時用,語氣揶揄;當真的場合絕不能這樣講。
You do not know me, but I was on camera, so believe me. / I am a stranger with a microphone, which is apparently enough.
口語
don't know me 連讀,on TV 重讀,so you can trust me 放慢收尾。
You have never met me, but I am in a commercial, so trust me. 你沒見過我,但我在廣告裡,所以信我吧。
