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Bang on.What are you expecting? People to be crying there eyes out Infront of you or constantly talking about it?
Of course people are going to carry on as normal.
You’ve walked past people and not heard them talking about the queen - that means no one’s talking about it? One of the most talked about events in decades, but apparently no one cares to even mention it where you live. Come off it.
My grandma died and two days later I had to go into work and carry out meetings as normal. Know one would know I was sad or upset about it. Going off what your saying people are only sad or mournful if it’s visible..
What did people expect to see when they ventured out to the shops?
All curtains drawn across the town, children barred from playing out, gentlemen in morning suits wearing black ties, ladies in black veils and pensioners fainting with grief? With the absence of any of these proof that no one is interested in the Queen, and clear confirmation that everyone shares rampant anti-monarchist views?