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Published 08:41 16 May 2012 BST
Updated 08:05 13 Nov 2014 GMT
We at JOE will confess to not catching too much Bloomberg TV but when the business channel's programming includes a reporter being hilariously caught with her skirt up, we'll watch.
That mortifying scene was exactly what happened to reporter Sara Eisen, who was caught on camera unaware, sitting beside her desk with her dress hiked up around her thighs and fiddling with what appears to be her microphone pack. Or at least we think it's a microphone pack...
The Bloomberg blooper was part of Betty Lui's daily show, In the Loop With Betty Liu, and occurred after markets reporter Sheila Dharmarajan attempted to begin a discussion but was foiled by a technical problem with her mic.
With viewers unaware of what Sheila was saying, the cameraman quickly switched over to fellow reporter Sara Eisen, who was sat next to Sheila.
However, as you can see above, Sara hadn't a clue she was about to address a live TV audience, as she quickly adjusted her attire, smiled and acted like nothing had happened.
Thankfully, heroic users of YouTube captured the moment, uploaded it and shared it for the world to enjoy - as you should with the clip we've featured above.
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