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Did you spend any time yesterday watching any of the coverage out of London?

I saw one really interesting interview,

and I can't remember which of the news channels it was on because I was flipping,

but it was a woman and her partner.

They waited in line.

They got in line at 1 o'clock in the morning,

and at about noon yesterday, they finally

had their chance to walk by the Queens lying in state at Westminster Hall and pay their respects.

And so they were interviewed about it. And the woman said something that I think any one of us would feel. She said, well, when we decided to get in line, I had my doubts. It's one o'clock in the morning. I knew we'd be here a long time. But now I'm so glad we did it. The queen has been a part of my life and my parents and my grandparents' lives. And this is a moment in history. And I'm really glad that I stood in line all that time. And I tried to imagine standing in line for 12 or 13 hours like that. I mean, I completely get like it's the historical moment. that's a commitment that is yeah that is although

people have done that on black friday to get a few bucks off of a tv true and certainly that's a

less noble sort of way of spending your time but yeah that's impressive to do that did you hear

about the guy who um was just standing in line and Prince Charles came by and who's

wishing everyone, he was thanking well-wishers for their thoughts.

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