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"I'd say, surely you have plenty of cake left over from yesterday. Have you opened my gifts yet?" one commenter suggested in response to the controversial text.
those upscale birthing rooms with the sofa and the recliner and other bed and whatnot, and i was speaking with a former royal watcher in the uk who has now moved to this area, he lives by the markles in montecito. he said one of the things about them, they wanted to preserve their anonymity. they've been able to do so. he described how he thinks some rather upscale guests may drop off baby gifts. >> i fully expect oprah to go over and ellen to go over with baby presents. i'm sure they'll be absolutely bombarded with kchristenin ing gifts. >> reporter: if you say, how did they have the baby without the paparazzi? that's very much the strategy. they wanted to move to california and have the private life. there aren't the number of
pilots and first officers for all those flights. and unlike so many of us who show up for work and put in for vacations every year, the airlines know they're in a special line of work. they fly people safely and at high speeds strapped inside an aluminum tube. and especially at christmas season, all those people, those living breathing people bring their hopes and dreams on board. the gifts stowed in the cargo hold, the surprise engagement ring buried deep in somebody's luggage. the baby gifts, the happy people, the sad people, and everybody in between. those passengers don't want to hear about a computer glitch. they just want to get there and when they do, they want to hear those magic words, prepare doors for arrival and cross-check. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york, or wherever your final destination may be.
and unlike so many of us who show up for work and put in for vacations every year, the airlines know they're in a special line of work. they fly people safely and at high speeds strapped inside an aluminum tube. and especially at christmas season, all those people, those living breathing people bring their hopes and dreams on board. the gifts stowed in the cargo hold, the surprise engagement ring buried deep in somebody's luggage. the baby gifts, the happy people, the sad people, and everybody in between. those passengers don't want to hear about a computer glitch. they just want to get there and when they do, they want to hear those magic words, prepare doors for arrival and cross-check. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york, or wherever your final destination may be.