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What's up everybody? I'm Elizabeth Cott. This is too niche. This is the show where every

topic is a thrill and nothing is too niche. We are still knee-deep in wedding core, guys.

We're nearing the end, though, but the past

handful of episodes have been on one specifically niche topic that, as I said, it's my

theory that I think people only really care about if they themselves are going through a wedding,

and if you are going through a wedding and have found us, I'm so happy you're

here. Welcome, welcome. Just to give you a lay of the land right now, I am sitting in my kitchen

nook slash I guess it would be also a living room nook because I have an open floor plan.

Recording from my house, sipping a matcha out of a

Jill Zarin Kodak mug that I got from a merch room that existed at CAA when I worked on a desk at

CAA. I think they brokered her Kodak deal as Ramona famously called it antiquated. So I have that mug.

It brings me joy. It has Jol Zarin's face on it. Allie is also featured prominently.

And Bobby, it's just a real special, special thing. So I just had to get that out. I had to,

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