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I never noticed Buck mumbling “under a takeout menu” here so he really was just snooping in Eddie’s business like crazy all bc he had a new friend 😭 he’s down so bad for him and even Maddie knows it

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Elizabeth Olsen says her husband got down on one knee to propose and had to stand back up because the wooden dock hurt “My husband is incredibly neurotic, very uncomfortable all the time, always has something wrong with his anything, his coccyx, his pinky - but he actually has things wrong with him, but they’re always like this 1% odd thing and they have real diagnosis” “And so when we got engaged, we went to this place in Northern California in Inverness, and he was just so annoyed. There wasn’t a cheeseboard. He asked for a cheeseboard and we got there and I was like, ‘You’ve never cared this much about a cheeseboard before.’ And he was freaking out” “This place had a wood burning fireplace that was massive and he couldn’t start a fire and he was like, ‘What kind of man doesn’t know how to start a fire?’ He was just so mean to himself trying to figure out how to get this fire going. He was like, ‘It’s embarrassing if I had to ask someone to get a fire’” “And then it was 30 minutes later he proposed when we were outside, but he needed there to be a cheeseboard, fire going, in order for it to feel romantic or something” “He tried to go down on his knee, he’s going to hate me saying this, but it’s fine because he’s charming. But we were on this wood dock, so he goes down on his knee and he’s like, ‘Ow, sorry, this really hurts, back up’” “And it was just the two of us. There’s not a single photo. It was just so lovely. I loved it so much just because it was him and all of his like-”

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