One more for the people watching than the music. What is that means ? Is " people watching " a phase or something ? Here is the context My name is Zoe Barnes, I'm a reporter at the Washington Herald. It is after 10:30 at night and this is my home. I do not allow any... We are part of a mutual admiration society. You're a fan of the symphony. One more for the people watching than the music. It's all right, Steve. Come on in, Miss Barnes.

I  know  you're  thrown.  I  was  thrown,  too. Isn't "thrown" means cast ? Can you explain it in this sentence ? Thank you so much . here is the context : Ian,  you  know,  from  across  the  hall.  You  met  him. Anyway...  He  sort  of  asked  me  out...  on  a  date. I  know  you're  thrown.  I  was  thrown,  too.  But  he's  really  nice, and... I  could  sort  of  use  someone  to  talk  to...  who  also  talks  back. The  thing  is...  I'm  sort  of  lonely...  and  the  past  six  months  have  been  really  hard  on  me. So  what  I  need  is...  I  need  to  know  that  it's  okay  with  you  if  I  go  out  with  him.

Do you mind waiting just a second while I change 1 Can i use "when" instead of "while"? 2 Why it can't be "do you mind waiting just a second while i was changing " ?waiting and changing are at the same time .

I would have loved to have been part of that. Can it be " I would love to be part of that "? Why have to use the "have"twice ? Here i attach the context : How much did you have to do with writing that opening tonight? It was something Will wanted to do. He passed it around. I would have loved to have been part of that. I could have done the show you guys want to do. I'm equipped for that.