00:00I would have loved to see Alcaraz, he's not playing this year, so I'll make do a sinner.
00:07First when we used to come, we didn't have to camp here, we camped out on the street.
00:11We just came here on the day, 6 in the morning, we just took a little chair,
00:15we sat on the street and just went straight in, sent a call.
00:18Now it's a big ordeal, you have to come the day before in tents and, yeah, it's changed a lot
00:25over the years.
00:27But still do it, still worth it.
00:28I don't mind being bitten by the Mijis.
00:32It's just fun, there's so many different people from so many different places
00:36and it's just really nice talking to everybody that's made the effort to join the queue.
00:42I'm from Finland and this is our third time in a row queuing for Wimbledon.
00:47Yeah, we came here, we flew here like two days ago and we slept in a hotel for the first
00:55night
00:55and then yesterday we came here at eight, eight, eight, yeah, nine, nine o'clock.
01:03So we are going to queue for two nights.
01:06So we came on Saturday afternoon and when we came it was like one and a half rows
01:15and during the night more, as you can see, more people joined.
01:19I've always been camping the night before and I really enjoy the camping element.
01:24It's nice to sort of like create a bit of atmosphere and buzz before the tennis actually kicks off
01:31and I feel like that's always sort of like, it's part of the whole, you know,
01:35the whole Wimbledon experience, I think.
01:38We'll see you next time.
01:39Bye.
01:39Bye.
01:41Bye.
01:43Bye.
01:44Bye.
