Ron Burgundy tends to sway more towards this system of human behavior than the rest. An example of this is in Burgundy's love for scotch. During the opening scenes he is waiting for the news show to start. He begins drinking scotch, one of his pleasures, and begins singing "I love scotch. Scotchy, scotchy, scotch...
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Scotchy, scotchy, scotch. Here it goes down, down into my belly..." Ron also has a strong drive for sexual pleasure. He is immediately attracted to Veronica at first glance and instantly feels the need to satisfy his urge. In his first interaction with her he says, "You have an absolutely breathtaking hiny...
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