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Speaker 1: here's my rule, if you send me an evite, then

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Speaker 1: paper right. You just pretty much undervalued your own, your

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Speaker 1: freaking email? I just opened the card. This looks like

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Speaker 1: it was a lovely wedding. Oh man, should propose your faces.

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Speaker 1: Just sending a little something. It would have been my

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Speaker 1: A kind of like grown up etiquette stuff and that

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Speaker 1: Bethany and baby gifts. I have them about five gifts

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Speaker 1: I've given out way more than I've gotten back, that's

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Speaker 1: having a party there, I go. Ever like them or not. Bethany,

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