"Now you wanna come shake my hand?" Williams snarls on "East Side of Town," an incredulous citizen tired of hearing one too many glad-handing promises.
Many are glad she does, crediting her with its revival under the care of the Central Park Conservancy, which she founded in 1980 and led until 1995.
But the mood among the mostly black marchers echoed Mr Obama's: many were glad to celebrate the progress of black Americans, but they were still mindful of the battles not yet won.
Many are glad that the mental-health professions are taking a psychological approach to psychosis seriously (their literature even notes the increasing availability of cognitive behavioral therapy), but they worry that the organization's more radical, populist message is being obscured.
There's no doubt that so many were glad to be his, too.
Still, many are glad to have a job, even if it doesn't last.
Ryan Seacrest, who apparently never sleeps, was at the first regular-season NFL game in Denver on Thursday night, and not many were glad to see him.
Very few users were actually excited to see his return to television, though many were glad about Lester Holt's permanent appointment to the "Nightly News" anchor chair following Williams' departure.
Net pay for unskilled workers is around 51,000 forints ($180 , 165euros) per month, and many are glad to take it as the government has also greatly cut unemployment benefits, which are now called "work search allowances".
Some mothers were pleased and surprised to see the principal investigator again, and many were glad their child was being checked.
