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What do you think they would say?

If I stood up and I won't go.

Well, it is Marathon Monday, Patriots Day, and we are at the Capitol Grill,

just steps away from the finish line.

And Mego has today's news.

Yes, happy Patriots Day, everyone.

So all state and town offices are closed today, as well as public schools, local courts, and the RMV. The T is running on a typical weekday schedule, including the commuter rail, except for the Worcester line, which is running a special marathon schedule. Copley station will be closed all day.

Parking meters are free all day.

But basically the whole back bay grid is closed until at least 6 p.m.

As you said earlier, Greg, may go a little bit later than that.

So unless you're planning on joining the party down here, which we very much recommend,

do not try to come over to this area because it's all about the marathon over here from Arlington Street to Cleveland Circle. It's basically going to be totally

shut down in terms of streets access. And I'll tell you what, we were talking about it earlier,

but this city definitely comes out for those who are running. There are already people that

are lined up spectator-wise right behind us.

If you're watching on Twitch or YouTube, you can see that. I thought they were there for me, and I went to introduce myself, and they had no idea who I was. They're out there, and they're waiting, and it's only going to get busier. And pretty good day. I mean, what, 50 the high today, Curtis? Yeah, 50 degrees. and speak of the MBTA, the James Ben went on his first T bus ride.

Okay.

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