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I would like to kick off by talking about the Rift in the British Royal Family.

So, like, I don't really like King Charles, probably because

I hold a grudge against King Charles for Princess Diana, but also because I don't really like kings

or queens for that matter. I think that they are not like the rest of us. They're told from the first

moment they're born that they've been hand-selected by God

and that they have all these extra special, like, rights and privileges.

And I think for the most part, that's not going to warp you.

Sometimes it makes you as strong as iron for the better, the late Queen Elizabeth.

And sometimes being told from birth that you're super duper special, um, lets you think you can get away with whatever

you please looking at you, Prince Andrew, right? But this business with Prince Harry and Prince William

and King Charles, it's so sad. So he is not, King Charles is not taking Prince Harry's calls.

The rupture between Harry and William, not getting any better.

And like a person close to the palace, because that thing is leakyer than a spaghetti

strainer, person close to the palace told one of the British tabloids

that that signature stiff upper lip is getting even stiffer.

And King Charles feels like the only thing he can do

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