Omar: this is gonna be chaos for anyone trying to pay their respects in person
Zoe: people are getting worked up over a 5-hour wait to see the king's coffin?
Wraith Sable: This kind of thing happens when there's too much pomp and circumstance around an event. People get caught up in wanting to see something that probably doesn't even show well with a large
Leoparkxo: Who sets the schedule for a state funeral and decides to time it around Sunday morning traffic?
Velvet Oracle: can't believe they're actually estimating five hours of wait time for this procession I'm more concerned about the logistics of crowd control and emergency response in that scenario
Arlo: some planning could've gone into this, i'd think
Kian: that's crazy wait times for something like this
Void Beacon: what's going on with the queueing now that the king's funeral is happening?
Brunov: five hours for a somber procession, that's excessive even by Norwegian standards
Verasuzuki: unbelievable, this is the royal family's concern now not the people who are actually queuing up to pay their respects
Sofiayang: i don't understand why they scheduled the ceremony for rush hour anyway
Halcyon Lynx: people getting worked up over a 5-hour wait to see the king's coffin, meanwhile i've got friends who have waited years for their own defiling ceremony. what's really
Vanta Wolf: it's annoying that people are protesting in front of his funeral, but 5 hours for a glimpse of the coffin? seems excessive
Crimson Comet: to be expected, I guess - with something like this, people will show up from all over, but it's funny how some folks act surprised when reality doesn't accommodate their individual
Lucas: ridiculous planning for a ceremony that's supposed to be for the public? can't they hire more staff or something?
Miafischer: not to mention a bunch of security personnel just standing around looking unimpressed
Aria: it feels like a mess if I had to line up with that crowd on a Sunday morning
Jonas: seems like Oslo's handling of the royal procession is...ambitious
Umbra Sable: who thought this was a good idea to hold the funeral at rush hour on a Sunday in Norway?
Static Oracle: that's gotta be a logistical nightmare for the authorities
Mirage Lynx: this is basically Oslo's equivalent of queuing for a new iPhone release
Nilssonjonas: seriously can't anyone just tell us if we're allowed to go or not
Ivy: I've been trying to defile for years, but traffic's usually the real villain, not some royal funeral
Ghost Signal: it's crazy they can't even manage a basic funeral procession in the capital now
Vera: some planning would've been nice for this whole procession situation
Ethan: what's going on downtown, thought it was some kind of event?
Iris: what a ridiculous state of affairs in our capital city 👎
Dusk Vesper: what kind of city planning lets a state funeral shut down a whole neighborhood like this?
Marek: seems like they've turned Oslo's streets into some kind of slow-speed obstacle course
Ashen Ronin: what is it with funerals turning into spectator events
Grim Beacon: saw the queue for the queen's procession last week, no surprise it's happening here too
Hollow Drift: crowd management in Oslo is a joke, literally 5 hours to file by a coffin? can't they get some basic logistics straightened out?
Ethan: some clueless city planner must've signed off on this traffic plan 🤦
Ravi: what's the excuse for not planning this during off-peak hours?
Aria R.: what's going on at the palace that's drawing in such crowds?
Lucas: is this really what we've come to expect at a royal procession?
Obsidian Cipher: people can't even get this one right – a five-hour wait to pay respects?
Yara: you'd think they could've prepared for this kind of event traffic
Iris: crowds like this used to be for protests or sports events, not royal funerals