Many spectators are not watching closely — if at all.
So, when something like the impeachment comes up, Evans said, “I kind of leave the room. My mom watches on the computer and I’m like, ‘OK, I’m out ...’”In Chicago, dozens of restaurants and bars throughout the downtown Loop and River North neighborhoods had TV channels turned to football and soccer highlights, but only one was detected. Several bartenders said they weren’t allowed to tune in channels broadcasting the proceedings.
A few blocks away, China Doll Wings was showing the trial on its only TV screen. Customers getting takeout occasionally glanced at the screen. The one patron sitting at the cluster of tables appeared to be taking a nap. At a Mexican restaurant in San Diego’s Pacific Beach, the television featured video of waves and surfers — an ambiance matching dozens of surfboards lining the walls and ceiling. Outside, the sky was mostly clear and the temperature 60 degrees, though you’d swear it was warmer.
McKenna admitted to barely keeping up with impeachment news, catching just enough TV snippets to confirm her sentiments about Trump. But others were eager to voice their opinions. Kayla Sadler, 32, of North Carolina, said work keeps her from constantly watching what’s going on. Nanci Gunning, a management consultant having lunch with two other women at Wayfare Tavern in San Francisco: “People in my circle are disgusted, but they’re still talking about it. People are working and it’s not like we can follow every detail but, yes, we’re watching.’’
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