Aldous Huxley, James W. Gerard, and Dorothy Kilgallen comment on upcoming George VI coronation

The speaker discusses their preference for experiencing the coronation in New York over London due to the expected crowds and disruptions. They express willingness to conform to hosts' requests during visits and share excitement about their assignment to cover the coronation, highlighting the opportunity to take their mother along.

Why does the speaker prefer to be in America during the coronation?

• They are attending a different event in America.

• They dislike the weather in London.

• They want to avoid the crowds and chaos in London.

• They have family in America.

What is the speaker's attitude towards following the customs of their hosts?

• They refuse to follow any customs.

• They are indifferent to the customs.

• They are willing to follow the customs.

• They only follow customs if they agree with them.

What does the speaker plan to do during their assignment to cover the coronation?

• Invite friends to join them.

• Travel alone to London.

• Take their mother with them.

• Stay in America and report remotely.