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I'm your host, Rob Schueter. It's Thursday, which means I dear friend. Mark Lupo joins us. Sometimes Mark, I get confused of what day is. In fact, I only know the days by who I'm looking at on my Zoom each morning. Hey, Louie. Hey, Rob. I love Thursdays, so I always know it's a good day when I see your face.

Thursdays. I love Thursdays too. A little secret, listeners, naughty years. Thursday is the best

night to go out in New York City. If you want to go out in New York City, Monday night's a little

quiet, Tuesday night, Wednesday night's a fun night. Thursday night. What is it about about Thursday? Is it because we can all be hung over on Fridays and just pretend to work? You roll in, you're a little late, but it's all good. I can't be too messed up early in the weeks. I've just got too much to do, but I can survive a hungover Friday. I can. I can't. I hate to do a hungover Tuesday or Wednesday. I feel like I let myself down. But if I'm hung over on a Friday, I'm like, well, it's nearly the weekend. Exactly. Take a nap and then you're set for Saturday, exactly. That's right. So Thursday night, Nortes, when you're in town, that's the night we'll all be going at, What time is it, my friends? It is. Tea time.

This story made me scream at the top of the show. So a lip reader, you've heard that right,

is revealing what King Charles said to Camilla at the coronation. So the scene was broadcast around

the world. It was Charles sitting in his coach alongside Camilla,

waiting for the all-clear to enter Westminster. Abbey, it was an awkward moment, Mark.

They arrived at the Abbey and then they just sat in the coach for a few minutes.

And what was going on was the Waleses, Kate, William, little princess Charlotte, Louis, not George, because he was not with them, he was a page boy, but the four Waleses were running late. And this forced Charles to sort of wait a little moment because what was meant to

happen is everybody was meant to enter the Abbey. Before Charles, who's the big star? It's his day.

Charles enters last. But because the wailsies were running late, it sort of threw the whole thing off.

So as he and Camilla sat rather awkwardly in this carriage for several minutes,

it was not two seconds, it was several minutes,

he lent over and a lip reader told the Daily Mail that he said the following,

I'm worried about time. I mean it's been longer this

time and well, I mean, look. And then he went on to say, we can never be on time. Yes, this is

very negative. There's always something. So he was furious that the whales is, we're running late. Now, in their defense, they do have small children. Anybody with children, I don't have children, it's hard to get them all out the house, and particularly when they're wearing crowns and tiaras. So there's a lot of work to get them all out. I think the whales should have been on time, though. I would have woke a half an hour early to get all those kids ready. I mean, you have one job. This is the one thing you have to do on this day is be on time, please. But I will say, I mean, Charles, he's been waiting his whole life for this moment, and he could have looked a little less irritated, I have to say. He looks irritated. He looks miserable.

I asked some people that know him.

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