To state my opinion in a coherent way, I need at least five minutes of preparation.

[ridicully]

I've always wondered where they manage to find those clueless people to give their opinion on the news.
Now I know. They ignore all protests of "But I know nothing about it and don't really care."

I hope someone will have mercy and say "This woman not only stuttered, but had nothing sensible to say. Leave her out."
Otherwise the local (I hope) news will show five seconds of my utter disinterest in the Tollcollect affair.

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Ooh! I want to see you on the news! Share the details, please! :-)

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No chance of seeing me on the news, I'm afraid (Ok, not true, I'm happy *g*)
They were just stopping people on the street and asking for opinions on some political decision I not only know very little about, but don't care about either.
So I babbled something incoherent in the microphone ("Ummm, Nicht gut? I-I-Ich meine, daß hätten sie schon früher machen sollen? Ich habe keine Ahnung davon, kann ich jetzt gehen?") and left as soon as possible.