America fought the Revolutionary War to get rid of the British Monarchy and fought the War of 1812 when they tried to come back. As so many citizens today fawn over royals and royals by marriage, Buck is happy to see some people still agree with him and don’t care. People like Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla.
The vast gulf between Clay and Buck on their interest in the House of Windsor has been a topic on the show before, especially when Queen Elizabeth II died.
Buck just wants to block all talk of the monarchy out of his life.
Clay, on the other hand, has an eye on the palace intrigue.
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