Can we made it to drink it?

Somebody out there deserves to be recognized.

And the men's room knows just who it is.

So do you, we say say bottoms up sailor?

You're the toast of our shot of the day.

The time it isn't as usual we had to see drink desk and and Stephen Thrill Hill to find out who we're toasted.

Yes indeed and today we toast London England.

Since the year 1237 London has awarded the Freedom of the City of London Award.

And it's given us a thanks to individuals for their contribution to London or public life or

to celebrate a very significant achievement.

One of this year's recipients was 25-year-old Anna Landry

for her contribution to computer science

and disability campaigning, and disability campaigning is a

particular interest to Anna as she's confined to a wheelchair.

Anyway she was divided to the ceremony to accept a reward.

Unfortunately she cannot collect her award on stage because in spite of her disability

campaigning, the stage was not wheelchair accessible. Come on. Swirt, oh, she was bent out of shape.

She's like, look, I tried to keep my cool.

You know, they invite me to this place, the mansion hall or something like that.

It's a big effing deal in London.

So she rolls in, it's all good. They call her name, you know, people are clapping,

she rolls a wheelchair up there and can't get up there. So they had to lean down and

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