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Okay so guys, we have a royal 

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wedding to talk about. 
So it is April 29th, 2011, it's 

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8:00 AM and the Queen has 
bestowed upon William and Kate 

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their new titles. 
They both become So they become 

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the Duke and Duchess of 
Cambridge, the Earl and Countess

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of Strathorn, and the Baron and 
Baroness of. 

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How do you say this, 
Carrickfergus? 

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Just don't hate me. 
I hope that's right. 

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It's. 
My guess is this is. 

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The wedding is taking place at 
Westminster Abbey in London in 

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front of 1900 guests for the 
ceremony. 

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Meanwhile, there are 600 guests 
invited to a lunch reception at 

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Buckingham Palace hosted by the 
Queen after the ceremony. 

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And then there's only 300 guests
who were invited to the evening 

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dinner hosted by Prince Charles.
So I would say like the evening 

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dinner is like the wedding wet. 
Like the reception, That's when 

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they dance and kind of do more 
of like the party stuff and just

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300 people, which is a lot for a
wedding, but for them it's kind 

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of intimate. 
Crazy. 

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There's 600 people at the lunch.
That's a lot. 

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I know that's like. 
A full. 

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Camp of People Summer camp. 
But so some notable guests at 

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the wedding were David and 
Victoria Beckham, Sir Elton John

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and David Furnish, Brown 
Atkinson who plays Mr. Bean, Guy

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Ritchie. 
Interestingly, if you guys 

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listen to the last episode, 
William has a couple exes that 

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came up a couple times and three
of them actually were invited to

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the wedding. 
Jeka Craig who was the 

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environmentalist that he dated 
when he was 16 was invited. 

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His romance, his summer flank 
from when he was 18. 

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Rose Farquhar was invited and 
his summer romance from when he 

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was 19. 
Arabella Musgraves also got an 

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invite to the big event and he 
even invited. 

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I don't know if you guys 
remember but there was an 

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heiress who he was pursuing 
while him and Kate were on a 

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break named Isabella and Ants 
Reuther. 

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Go calathrop. 
She has a big name. 

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She even got an invite to the 
wedding. 

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But you didn't know. 
She did. 

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Oh, I mean it's the event of the
century like. 

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I guess that's true. 
You know. 

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But Carly, the country bumpkin I
know I was. 

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Just gonna say. 
I don't think so. 

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Or maybe she wasn't it just like
didn't make the papers but. 

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She didn't make the cut with all
this like she was the. 

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Best. 
I feel. 

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Like, it's crazy to invite 
access to the wedding, but when 

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it's like Westminster Abbey with
all those people and they're so 

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far away from like where the 
altar is, it's like, OK, I guess

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I can kind of. 
See why maybe they'd be invited 

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and it's not that big of. 
A. 

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Not that big of a problem. 
I think if they went to the 

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reception with only the like 300
people, maybe that's a little. 

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Different but. 
For the Westminster Abbey 

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wedding part, where it's like 
the wedding of the century, I 

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think it's I think it's fine 
for. 

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His. 
Exes to have gone. 

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Yeah, and like, at this point, 
he's moved on. 

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Yeah. 
You know, if I was Kate, I 

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wouldn't really feel threatened 
by an ex in the audience. 

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Hopefully they were in the back 
row like. 

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Really, really in the back. 
For them, it's probably more of 

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like, yeah, like you want to be 
at because you are British and 

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this is super cool to be at the 
royal wedding. 

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It doesn't happen so often. 
So you're not even thinking of 

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it as being there to see your 
next. 

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You're thinking of it as the 
Prince and the Princess. 

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But I asked you guys on Patreon 
very shortly before recording, 

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do you consider yourself close 
friends with any of your exes? 

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And by close I mean close enough
to attend each other's weddings.

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And 16% of you said yes that you
are and 84% said no you are not.

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And I got a couple responses. 
I hope it's OK if I read them 

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guys. 
Allison said. 

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I guess I wouldn't go anyway 
because I hate spending money on

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weddings but have been invited. 
Which it does make me. 

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It does make me think of our 
last or a couple episodes ago, 

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Nina de Brev and Ian 
Somerhalder, how she was 

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invited. 
But The funny thing about that 

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listening back, Caitlin, you 
were like, oh, it was just a 

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private small wedding with just 
a few family and friends. 

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But it's like, why did Nina make
the cut then for the? 

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Wedding, I guess because like 
the whole cast was invited so 

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that's why she kind of probably.
Like the main characters at 

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least. 
Yeah, yeah. 

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It was like the main cast of 
characters were invited, like 

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all of them, and they all went. 
So that's why she kind of made 

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the cut. 
Yeah, Muna said. 

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I once heard a quote that stuck 
with me. 

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The older I get, the more I 
found it to be true. 

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If 2 lovers can remain friends, 
either they are still in love or

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they never really were. 
I will say there are totally 

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exceptions to this, but if you 
think about it, there are some 

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truths to it. 
I love I want to repeat that 

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next episode. 
I know. 

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Oh, for your episode. 
Ooh little sneaky Yanika said. 

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Not close to my ex. 
We were together for 3 1/2 years

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but very close to his little 
sister. 

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She was I think 10 when we met 
and she has been like a little 

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sister to me and I still 
consider her family. 

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We meet regularly and text 
almost daily but I never see my 

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ex and he's not really a topic 
that naturally comes up when we 

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meet or chat. 
Wow. 

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That's nice. 
She was. 

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Able to keep the friendship 
yeah, it's really sad when you 

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break up with someone and you no
longer get to see their friends 

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or family that you might have 
liked so. 

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It's nice. 
And then one more response, 

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Heidi said. 
The XM friends with is someone I

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dated when I was 19 to 20. 
I think we see, I think we see 

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that time together as being 
young and still turned just 

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transitioning into adulthood. 
Our breakup was sad but 

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positive. 
And after two years of no 

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contact, which no contact you 
know it can really be super 

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healing, we randomly crossed 
paths again and became solid 

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friends. 
Now we're close to our 30s and 

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both had serious relationships. 
Since then we are still good 

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friends and do stuff together 
because we discovered that being

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great friends doesn't always 
translate to a great romantic 

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partner. 
Honestly consider him a friend 

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for life but have been a part of
each other's major life events 

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just like any other close 
friend. 

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But the thought of being 
romantically involved again? 

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Yuck. 
Like emoji? 

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No, thank you. 
I think it has to be that way. 

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All right, I will have to stop 
the episode right there. 

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