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[Music]
Good morning, Natalie. Finishing late or
starting early? Starting early. God, I
had to think about that for a second. I
should have put these out last night.
The princess does yoga first thing on a
Friday, but then her lunch with Lady
Franklin got changed from Dizzy. So, I
thought today was tomorrow and then I
had to try. Yeah, I'm bored now.
Are you
cold? Oh, you're shaking.
I'm beautiful.
I love you.
I check your diary in the paper every
morning. That is where you'll
be. We've shaken hands 16 times. Did you
know
that touched?
When you see me think not again.
Can I touch you
again now?
Get home, mom. Get out now. Help. Help
me. Help.
[Music]
Hi.
You want to see? If you need me, start
walking. Have you heard? Yes, sir. In
her bedroom. Her bloody bedroom. I'm
relieved the princess is unharmed. I
mean, if he got any closer, can you
imagine? He might have touched her. Sir,
yeah. Poor bastard would have been
frozen to a block of ice. He's back. Oh,
yeah. Sir, I can imagine a 20 footman
all chiseling away with ice picks. Sir,
last night, sir, what I did was
inexcusable. I don't know what came over
me. I think I was rather tired and
emotional. Um but to have crossed the
line like that sir to have kissed me
kissed you.
Yes sir. Well obviously now my position
is untenable. I can't serve you properly
when I'm offering you my resignation
sir.
No. Don't be ridiculous. So it's not
negotiable. All right. Stop.
Look. It's just a kiss. It meant nothing
to me. It was, you know, just a weird
out there moment. If I had any feelings
for you which affected you serving me,
then you know what? Fine, right? We
should discuss it. But I look at you and
I just
see a member of my staff.
Thank you, sir.
Right. So, that's it. Yeah.
Yeah.
Good. Yeah. And uh look, let's not
discuss this again cuz it's Well, it's
really weird. You're a lousy kisser, by
the way. Thank you, sir. Here we go,
sir. Oh, I'm moving my sister from
Clarence's house into the palace until
she feels safe.
Good morning, Ellie. I can't believe it.
Rich. Rich, stop it. No, honestly, I'm
fine. And this is Linen. Hello, Ellie.
Great to see you finally get a man into
your bed. Oh, and uh that moment of
physical contact, it's called a kiss.
There's no need to call the police. Yes,
and it makes a change from getting your
PPOs to force girls into your bedroom,
doesn't it, George? H nice one. Are you
all right? Oh, what are you talking
about, Simon? Look after her and make
yourselves at home. Stay as long as you
want.
We will.
Well, I think Alice is simply divine. A
breath of fresh air. And she's gorgeous,
isn't she?
Even I'm rather smitten. So,
here it comes. Well, it might not be the
worst idea in the world if you two were
to be seen out together regularly. You
want me to pretend Alice is my
girlfriend? You wouldn't have to
pretend, sir. The press can come to
their own conclusions. It would be nice
to enjoy some good publicity for a
change. Is Alice okay with this? She's
thrilled to bid. If I go out with him,
then the press are going to think we're
a couple. Alice, it's front page heaven.
It's 14 covers of a low magazine and you
look good together. Play it right and
you could be set up for life. Play it
right. Don't kiss and tell. I didn't
know there would be any kissing. Well,
I'm just an old romantic. And there was
me thinking this is just the palace
desperately trying to improve the king's
PR.
Is Richard okay with this? He's thrilled
a bit.
said that by bike.
No, no, no. He said you'd be happy. Said
it was all sorted. Who said what? Major
Brooks. He and the princess have moved
into the palace
after
the So, he's hot desking. Needs an
office desperately. Hold on. You're
moving Simon into my office? He said
you'd be thrilled.
Hello.
We have a problem. H I don't know what
to do with all these flowers. The public
adore you more than ever.
A I'm just their humble servant.
There are calls to increase your
personal security. I refuse. Should play
well. They'll increase them anyway.
Good. They bloody well should. I'll
organize some interviews. Show everybody
how brave you were. Yeah. The heroic
princess single-handedly fought off
these. Well, my dresser was there. Sure.
You were the one who took the lead. You
saved her. Yes. What?
I mean, yes. Basically, yes. What? Your
Majesty. Elellanena. Mommy. Major
Brooks. You both seem
very at home. Can I help you with
anything? No. No, just wanted to check
in, let you know I'm here.
Now, tell me about this secret book.
Well, I'm
working and now that I'm actually here
in the palace, I'll be able to have a
proper snoop. I must say, all this has
worked out rather well for us. I know.
Shame I can't have an intruder break in
every week, isn't it?
Thank you, Zammon.
[Music]
[Applause]
I heard you had him on the floor. I
heard he was huge.
Was he huge? I
remember. Pretty huge. I bet she gives
you something. Something. Matt's going
to be dripping in diamonds. The
princess. Well, you saved a life. Look,
there's an official statement coming out
soon. Until then, we're not really
saying anything, are they? Stop.
Stop it. Come on, Neil. When's the stag?
Oh, is your one the hen? Aha. There is
no stag. It's just going to be a quiet
wedding for me and Rob. I haven't got
time for all the fuss. Yeah. Well, the
king's going to be dead jealous. You
having another
fella? Eddie.
Yeah, that's right. We're in Buckingham
Palace, but he can't find a spare
office. Well, Abigail, uh, can you have
a moment? No. Ian, please just carry on
as if I wasn't here. Really?
Fine. Abigail, bump Princess Eleanor
from the King James Memorial Hospital
opening, would you please? Yes, Ian.
Who's replacing her? Alice Templeton.
His majesty is keen to be seen out with
her. They make a wonderful couple, don't
you think? Yeah, wonderful. We'll help
her to settle in, get her anything she
needs. I have a good feeling about them.
Nice to see you, Simon.
[Applause]
[Music]
[Applause]
[Applause]
[Music]
Right. Right. What's next? Hey, you were
great out there. Really good. Sorry,
sir. We have to wait here for a moment.
Bit of a cockup. Abigail, not again.
Yes. Thank you, sir. It's their mess.
The chairman was virtually suicidal on
the phone. He's rushing across as we
speak. So, you've done nothing wrong.
His name is David Finn. Not the tiniest
little. And you met him at the export
awards ceremony in July last year. Yeah.
Yeah. Come on. Can't I just blame you
anyway?
Well, sir, I do love to hear you mule.
Mu? Yes, sir. It means Yeah, I know what
it means. You Mr. Fisk.
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
Foil Highness.
Just going to lay out the clothes for
your afternoon
engagement. The Stella McCartney launch.
Ma'am,
I have a cold.
Right. It's nothing. Come on, Natalie.
Let's Let's have a natter. Mom,
sit. Oh, please relax. I thought we
could just kick our shoes off. You'd
like me to take your shoes off? No, no,
I don't mean that. Um, how are you?
Yeah. Okay, you know. Yeah, it was quite
an ordeal. Yeah, it was mad.
Are you okay now, ma'am? No. Well, you
know, at the time you were Well, he was
crazy. I mean, I'd have been the same.
Terrified.
I'm fine, thank you. Now, Natalie, Mr.
Bayfield visited me. He thought the
public would be so reassured if we said
we fought off the intruder between us.
We didn't.
You were too scared to move. Yes. Yes.
Yes. Yes. And you and I know that. But
he wants it to be our secret. So we
would tell the world we worked as a
team.
Te a team. You and I. What' you say?
Yeah. Yeah. I like that. You and me. The
18. Exactly.
The 18. Very good.
[Laughter]
I was given flowers, five teddy bears, a
bottle of perfume, and a bra. A bra?
Hey, I bet you keep it. You keep it, you
little p. It's your majesty the perve,
if you don't mind. What do you ask now?
Uh, we've got the Archbishop of
Canterbury, sir. Oh, great. Well, I
could hang about. Oh, he can go on for
ages, can't he, sir? Is he here now?
Yep. On his way up.
Yeah. All right. Okay. I'm sorry, Miss
Templeton. Should I try and arrange
another appointment with his majesty?
I'll call you. Yeah.
Hey, it was fun today. Well, I was
great. You stiff as an old board. You
cheeky cow. See you later. All right,
wheel him in. Wheeling all the way, sir.
Bye. Oh, fatty. Hello, your royal
highness. I hear you had quite a scare.
Who said that? No, I It looked
terrifying from what I read in the
papers. Oh, well, we all know how silly
the comics can be. I mean, they think
you and the king are an item. Yeah,
crazy. Still, I'm sure you're being
frightfully useful till the next stunner
wanders into his life. You don't mind,
do you? Don't worry about me, Ellie.
I'll be fine. And I'm really looking
forward to accompanying Rich to the
opening of that memorial
hospital. Take care of yourself, okay?
You look a little bit peaky.
The dean of Westminster will take the
ampula and spoon from the altar.
Interesting aside, your majesty, the
ampula dates, in all probability from
the time of Henry IV. And we suspect
that the ancient anointing spoon was
made for the coronation of King John in
1199. Whereas now you you know you buy
stuff and you're lucky if it'll last a
couple of years, aren't you?
The dean will pour some oil into the
spoon and with it I shall anoint you in
the form of the cross. I shall start
with the palms of your hands. I shall
say why
we begin with the hands. No, I mean why
do all this?
It is the demonstration of God's choice
of you as king.
Yeah, that's the bit where it all gets a
bit supernatural, isn't it?
Forgive me, your majesty. Supernatural.
I'm just saying, you know, other
countries separate state and religion.
And I sort of wonder whether the only
separation we achieve by this constant
deification of the role is between me
and the people. With respect, it is not
the coronation that separates you from
the
people. God did that.
Neil, is it time to get ready? Oh, your
majesty, your grace. Uh, no, sir.
There's no rush.
Oh,
good. How are the wedding plans going?
Yes. Very well. Thank you, sir. Neil's
getting married this weekend.
Congratulations. Who's the lucky lady?
Uh, well, actually, this is just a
little I mean, it's only really a small,
not even small, minuscule, I'd say. His
name's Robert. It's a gay wedding.
It should be great. I'm looking forward
to it.
Sir, your majesty. Well, ne Neil's
practically
family. Well, you're not saying now that
I'm king, I can't go to a gay wedding.
Well, I do think
fantastic. It'll be great, won't it,
Neil?
Yes, sir. The king coming to my wedding.
Unbelievable.
[Music]
I see commemorative mugs matching tea.
Wedding dress by Alexander McQueen. Am I
the only one just a little bit wary of
buying a hat before the king actually
shows any interest in this arranged
marriage of yours? Abigail, the
Honorable Miss Alice Templeton is
pulling us out of the me. Just enjoy it.
Yeah. Excuse me. Hello. Oh, Mr. Kunk,
thank you for getting back to me so
soon. You're the man who prints the
balloons, am I right? Yeah. I need about
300. Uh, certainly the names are Rob and
Neil. Oh, sorry. I'll repeat that. It's
Rob and Neil. I tell you, it's amazing.
It's like we know what each other's
thinking. We finish off each other's
sentences, stuff like that. How do you,
Ruby? We're a team.
Don't you ever do any work in here? When
I get the chance. So, how's your day?
I'm living in a wonderland. How's yours?
Well, the princess isn't firing all
cylinders today. Less. I did find out
something interesting, though. Really?
our uh mole in the palace. You know the
one right in the book? It's not a Lady
Clark and it's not a footman. It's uh
higher up. So I've heard.
What else have you heard? Oh, not much.
But where did you hear it from? I've
just got this little inside man.
I've got the name of the publisher, Wit
House Lang. Shouldn't be too difficult
to find the editor. And now that I'm
here in the palace, I'm going to get
him. What' you think?
Yeah. Of course you will.
It was like Charlie's Angels. Us against
him. She's Cameron Diaz. I'm Drew
Balammore.
Shh. They're doing the big statement
right now.
Princess Eleanor awoke to find the
intruder, who has since been named as
Thomas Armstrong of no fixed abode,
standing at the end of her bed. There
was a struggle during which Princess
Eleanor managed to subdue Mr. Armstrong
long enough for her personal security to
arrive and arrest him. The palace were
keen to stress that Princess Eleanor was
shaken but otherwise unharmed and
anxious to get back to her royal duty.
She didn't even mention me. Internal
investigation has now begun. That's not
what happened. You
idiot. However, wasn't like
that. Questions will be asked.
So, hi. Do you want a coffee? They do
all sorts of things. You rang in a
panic. Are you okay?
They're on to me. The palace? Yeah, they
know about the deal. You're fine. I
don't feel fine. I'm stopping.
I can't. What's this? A check for the
advance. I'm paying you back.
Sweet. You forget about money. Tell me
what's happened. When you came to me,
things were very different. I was angry
with him. And I thought that if I wrote
the truth, then I'd show them, teach
them a lesson about the way they think,
stop them being so
arrogant. But now he's king.
He's It'll just hurt him and I can't see
the point. Well, I suppose the point is
the taxpayer wants to know. The ones
that keep them in silk and linen. I
don't think. And I suppose the other
point is that I've syndicated the rise
across the world. I've got TV spin-offs,
newspaper serializations, film offers.
So the point is that little old Anne
here wants the
book, and I'll sue you for every penny
you ever earn for the rest of your life
if you try to back
up. Now, you haven't actually sent me a
single word yet, and that's starting to
piss me off. So 5,000 words, email them
over tonight.
You won't make me chase you all around
the palace tomorrow, will you?
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
Hello, darling. You heading out? Just
going to raid the kitchen. Why aren't
you having something sent up? Don't
know. Just fancy stretching my legs.
Yes, you are a bit cooped up here,
aren't you, darling? I'm sure you'd be
happier back at Clarence's
house. Did you see Richard and Alice at
the film premiere tonight? What a couple
they make. Well, I mustn't keep you from
your binges. See you soon, darling.
[Music]
Hey, how's the premier?
Fine.
The film sucked. Uh, no, I I love the
film.
What? What does the king think of me? He
thinks you're great. You talk to him
about me? Hardly. Oh, come on. You're
mates. I've seen you always laughing
together. Well, I'm just a member of his
staff.
When we're in the middle of a crowd and
everyone's screaming and he's laughing,
he looks at me as if I really
am. As if he really
does. Listen, can you arrange some time
for me when there isn't a bloody
photographer there? Give me a chance to,
you know what? Nothing. I'll see what I
can arrange. Because I was told you'd
help. I will, of course. So, what's the
problem? Nothing. You think I'm not
right for him? Sorry. My mind was on
other things. Yeah, you do. You're
looking at me like I'm really not. Yeah,
you're looking at me like I have to get
through you to get to him. What's that
about,
ladies?
Okay, so we've got a visit to Regent
Park Moss coming up, which obviously has
some religious and political
sensitivities to it.
Alice, come on.
Alice,
you can't help me with this. Of course I
can. It's my job. No, there's something.
You know something or he's told you
something about me. There's nothing.
Abigail. Hi. Sorry. I've got someone.
Not now. She says Lucy, please take a
message, will you? Okay, look. Tomorrow
the king's valet is getting married.
There's a press embargo on the event.
So, it is public, but it's not for the
cameras. You can be his plus one.
It's hardly alone, is it? You'll get to
spend the whole afternoon with him. I'll
suggest to him that it'll be good for
the gossip columnists and you can spend
time together without him waving and
smiling for everyone else. How's that
sound? Meeting. Can I take a message?
Okay. Thanks. Your name is Great. And
Featherstone
from Wit House Lang Publishers.
Anything for me? Find your own, Lady
Clark.
You
ready? Okay. Now, they all think this
limo is the coolest thing ever and that
you're completely bloody delighted. So,
uh, let's see the smile.
Come on.
You guys. You
guys. Heat. Heat.
[Music]
[Applause]
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[Music]
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[Music]
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[Music]
[Applause]
If I ever get married? I'd like you to
be just like this.
Yeah, good luck with that.
Yeah,
sir. There's a moment in the coronation
service when the uh it's the archbishop.
He anoints me with oil and he says, "Be
thou anointed, blessed and consecrated
king over the peoples whom the Lord thy
God hath given thee to rule and govern.
chosen by God. Am I really that
different? Well, you're not exactly
normal. Yeah, thanks. No, it's just it's
just that God bit. I mean, really.
Are you telling me that you don't
believe in God?
Okay. Why are you looking at me like
that? What? I kind of have doubts.
What's wrong with that? You don't
believe in God? It's fine. You're
supreme Governor of the Church of
England.
Just
Yeah. Okay. It's a bit Is this where
you've hidden him away? Oh, no. Not
hidden. Just we were Are you enjoying
it? Loving it. Yeah. Miss Templeton,
would you like a drink? Oh, no. You go
on. Have some time with your mates.
When I get back there, I'm going to sort
her out. Yeah. Yeah. Sure you are. Oh
god.
I don't know why the statement said
that. Princess thanked me. Why would you
do that? Maybe she thought you were
upset cuz you just stood there and
watched her. Oh, she was the one. When I
got in there, she was frozen.
It's really cool you came. I feel like
all I ever see of you these days is the
back of your very nicely tailored
jacket. Well, they are very fine
jackets, aren't they? I like the whole
package. Yeah, it's all carefully put
together, perfectly manufactured,
rich,
sometimes you just want to stop
pretending, you know, say what you think
and screw the consequences.
[Music]
Right.
I I thought you wanted me to stop
pretending.
[Music]
I'm sorry to bother you, Mom, but I need
to talk to you about that news report. I
mean, it it said that you did it on your
own, and now everybody's laughing at me.
And we agreed. You
said, "Mom, he's dead."
Mr. Armstrong, the man that was at the
end of my bed, he killed himself in his
cell. Bloody
hell. He said he loved
me. I'm such a freak. I'm work. I work
to make it all look perfect. And then
they come after me and they cut their
wrists to
[Music]
pieces. Stupid word.
Princess. Because it makes people think
you're a fairy
tale. I'm
not. I'm so exhausted. I can't do it
anymore.
You know that we all love you, but I'm
totally
alone and I and I'm a mess and I want to
be queen and it would be a thousand
times worse if I was. He was just mad
and you don't have to be alone and you
don't have to be perfect.
I
do. Yes, I do.
You must be a Major Brooks. Ah, how did
you guess? Well, you're in the
background of all of Princess
Elellanena's photos looking serious
pouting. I pout.
What can I do for you? Well, an I have
this idea for a book. Her Royal Highness
looking sensational in the palace
Balmoral Sandreham. Prophet's going to
one of her charitable trusts. What do
you think? We'd be delighted, but you've
got the wrong girl. I'm more words than
pictures. But I can put you in touch
with someone. Oh, it's it's just that uh
Abigail knows you. Abigail Thomas, the
king's assistant private secretary. Have
I? Uh, don't
think. What was her name again?
It's um, it's Abigail
Thomas. You'd know her if you met her.
Well, not
me. Never heard of her.
[Music]
Hi.
You okay? Never better. Lucy. Yep. I
need to brief Miss Templeton about an
issue with an oncologist and the NHS
cuts. Can you drag her in, please? Right
away.
What? Nothing.
Sorry. I found out who the editor is, by
the way. Some woman called Anne
Featherston. Right.
Do you know her? Me? No. Why? Oh, you
know. You know everyone. Oh, yeah. I
move and shake. Lucy,
you ran tonight. Sorry. It's the
hospital opening and I really need to be
here until he returns. Lucy. Yeah, sure.
Lucy, sorry. I've got to go. It's cool.
It's fine.
[Music]
I have to
[Music]
get the real news, of course, is not
that his majesty was at a film premiere
last night, but who he was
with. The Honorable Miss Alice Templeton
has now been seen on his arm on two
separate public engagements. And I have
heard, have you seen the papers present
at the opening of the King James
Memorial Hospital? Laughable. I question
you. I I thought I might at the
papers. They all think it's bloody
hilarious. And I'm trying very, very
hard to keep it all together. And you
just you're just What are you doing? Why
are you here? What's your latest genius
master plan, Major Brooks?
Nothing, ma'am. I'm very sorry to have
disturbed you.
My dresser,
Natalie, she won't do.
She gets the clothes so wrong. Her own
sense of style is
non-existent. She doesn't get me at
[Music]
all. Get rid of her.
Yes, ma'am.
[Music]
I'm running out of clothes. No problem.
Go to Harvey next. go crazy and bring me
the receipts. I'll pass them on to the
keeper of the privy purse. Okay,
thanks. Abby, how did you know that he
didn't really like
me? I didn't. What's happened? What
hasn't he told you yet? I thought you
two would have
been I don't understand. I'm so right
for him. I mean, the his mother thinks
so, the press thinks so. The public
bloody love me, and he's just
Impossible. Yes. I mean, why is it that
he can laugh and flirt and joke and then
Doesn't that kill you? He doesn't really
do that stuff with me. Yes, he does.
Oh, of
course. Of course.
Do you feel the same? You've lost me.
Yeah.
Your Majesty, the Honorable Miss Alice
Templeton. Hi. His majesty won't be a
minute.
Yeah. Every inch the king,
sir. Miss Templeton,
what do you think?
All the girls will scream.
And all the boys are going to go wild
over you. You look stunning.
Thank you.
Uh, do you want a beer? Uh, yeah. Okay.
Saw the papers. Yeah.
Neil's mortified. Well, so am I.
Buggered up his big day. Such silly
nonsense.
Yeah, but I did kiss you
while they're doing the conga
downstairs. I've never been so popular.
I try my best. You should kiss me more
often.
Are you ready for tonight?
Yeah, why
not? It's just a game, isn't it?
Yeah, it's all a game. Are you enjoying
it?
Not much.
Because I mean, I can I can carry on if
you want, unless it's too awkward for
you. No, I I like having you around. But
you need someone else. Oh, yeah. Because
these days I can just what I'll just pop
around the corner to the pub, go on the
pool, shall I? At least you you know you
know me. You you get all this bollocks a
sherard someone else. Who in the hell
would that be?
I don't really fancy waiting around to
watch you work that one
out. Yeah. Okay.
Okay,
look, we'll we'll do tonight and then
I'll
um I'll do something insensitive and you
can be the heroic wronged fiance.
Rich, I'm not coming tonight. You can
make up whatever story you want. Ally, I
just I don't even know why you're
bothering with stories when it's so
obvious.
What is
you
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idiot? It's Abby.
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Hello. You off? H I'm a late replacement
for Fatty Templeton. She blew it. She
got fed up with it all. She walked out.
Well, good for her. Now, who needs it?
Don't you ever
What? Well, don't you ever want want to
be king?
Me? Yeah.
Look at Rich. I absolutely don't want a
piece of that. But if you had to, if he
died.
Uh, well then, my darling sister, it's
all
yours. I know my limits. I'll see you.
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My daddy will be pleased. At least you
and I. You'd like that? Do you losers
who can't find a date? Yeah.
You'll find someone.
You will. You'll find someone who cares
about you as you really need them to.
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Stop the car. I'm getting out. Ellie,
I'm sorry. Can you do it without me? I'm
just Just be radiant for me, will you?
What? What are you doing?
Get me back to the palace.
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And we've just heard that his majesty
will be unable to attend tonight's
opening due to a sudden illness. His
sister, Princess Elellanena, will be
replacing him. Here comes her car now.
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[Applause]
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You kiss me.
I'm sorry. I thought we talked about
this and you Yeah, because if if you
felt something and I felt something
back, it would be a lot of trouble.
Yes, sir.
Because a
king and a member of his household,
it's, you know, it's not allowed. Yes,
sir. And I'm and it breaks all the rules
that this family has carefully set up
over a thousand years. And we only stay
here up here above you lot because it
doesn't allow such things. Never never
risk damaging the fantasy. We're
untouchable. We can't show that we're
normal human. Destroys the myth. You
see, chosen by God.
a king and his
APS. It's
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laughable. And I'm not They won't They
won't let me be normal.
It's how we're
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bred. I'm right. Yeah, it's impossible.
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Guess
so. It's impossible.
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Right. Right.
Then
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I Okay. Right.
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[Applause]
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