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You're listening to the Save the Date wedding podcast, the number one podcast all about things

wedding-y.

Weddingy?

Alicia, I don't think that's a word.

It is a word.

I made it up.

It's like toots.

And, well, I mean, Toots comes from totally, clearly.

I've got to stop talking like a teenager.

Thank you so much for joining me on the Save the Date wedding podcast.

So delighted to have you here in, you know, wherever you may be. When I say here, I mean,

in a physical way with the earbuds in your ears, doing whatever you do. I did ask recently on

Twitter, where do people listen to podcasts? It really fascinates me, morbidly fascinates me, because when I get on the bus,

I live in London, and when I get on the bus, everyone has their headphones on. And sometimes you can hear,

you know, the sound bleeding out at some awful, you know, music. I don't want to make generalizations

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