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It's so true.

You kind of have to repurpose yourself as kind of a, the way I kind of think of it is the way that CDs and then the iPod and streaming just made vinyl obsolete.

But now it's kind of a thing that's come back is like a collectible, you know, and you're sort of a rarefied person.

Like that's what I think they have to sort of do with the monarchy, make it feel special, make it feel like a,

A special drop, you know, here and there.

So Blake Lively, we noticed here in New York City during Fashion Week, for those among us who still pay attention, and Rob, you and I are going to have to keep an eye together on the Anna Wintour slash Chloe Mal handoff.

But Blake Lively was persona non grata at New York Fashion Week.

We've got images and video of her sitting front row, and she was like,

an island unto herself.

Not a single celebrity wanted to be photographed with her, seen gesturing.

There's Gigi Hadid, Jesse Williams.

They're all pointedly turned away from her.

There's Blake grinning like an idiot.

Everything's great.

That's the Meghan Markle trademark move.

Tell us what you make of it and what do you know?

You know what I love to do, Rob?

I love to go places where I know I'm completely not wanted and then sit there and get my photo taken and wonder why no one will talk to me.

So I think in her dealings with entertainment journalists, his job is nothing more than to make these people look great and help sell their movies.

And she's a queen bitch to everyone.