Andrew Tate Arrest, McGregor’s ACL: When Will The Awful News End?

RECENT AWFUL NEWS has left many people feeling like the unrelenting misery that is common in the news cycle will never end, citing good egg Andrew Tate’s arrest and beloved Irish athlete Conor McGregor’s injury woes.

“When I hear these dreadful stories, I can barely get out of bed and squeal with delight but somehow, from somewhere, I find the strength to carry on and laugh, and laugh, and laugh, and laugh,” offered one person, who described the moment they learned of the recent spate of bad news.

Media experts have suggested in the past that such a high volume of tough news can wear people down and severely affect their moods.

“It’s a disgrace really, arresting Andrew and his brother like that, it sets a really worrying precedent that anyone who openly boasts about their crimes could be arrested. A horrifying thought really,” offered one news consumer, who desperately wants some positive news for once.

News organisations are being called on to highlight positive news stories, as exposure to news not only was Tate been arrested, McGregor has been injured and Trump was booed at the World Cup final could see many people succumb to depression.

“Why do bad things happen to good people,” remarked one distraught social media commenter, as they wished McGregor well online.