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Britain's Prince Charles doesn't understand Scottish people when they're drunk.
The 65-year-old Royal is an ambassador for the Scottish arm of the Prince's Trust and he attended the charity's awards ceremony in London on Wednesday (14.03.14) where he met stand-up comedian Des Clarke and joked that he struggles to understand Scots' drunken slurs.
Des told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "It was the first time I've met the prince and it was fantastic.
"It was so funny because I said I was from Glasgow and he said, 'I know, I can tell by your accent'. And I said, 'Are you OK with the Scottish accent?' He said 'Oh, yes, fantastic. Until you've had a couple of drinks'. So he said 'I'll make sure that I don't speak to you after five o'clock.'
"He was very charming."
The Prince of Wales met a number of other celebrities at the 10th annual awards ceremony in London's Leicester Square including Joan Collins, Dominic West, Jeremy Irons and Sir Ben Kingsley.
Danielle Fisher - who was presented with the Breakthrough Award for overcoming her suicidal thoughts and going on to work in a children's home to support others - praised the heir to the throne during her acceptance speech.
She said: "It's amazing knowing people like Prince Charles want to support you."

Zara Phillips is already horse riding again after the birth of her daughter.
The 32-year-old Olympic star - who is Anne, Princess Royal's only daughter - gave birth to her first child, daughter Mia Grace, just seven weeks ago but admits she's already riding again and hopes to return to competitions as early as next month.
Speaking at the Cheltenham Festival, she said: "I've gotten back on the horse. I'm very stiff - my muscles ache!"
The second eldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth welcomed her daughter with her rugby star boyfriend Mike Tindall in January, but has been enjoying some well deserved time off for the last two days as she's attended the horse racing event in Gloucester, south-west England, where she claims she hasn't had much luck.
When asked to recommend a horse to bet on, she said: "I wouldn't listen to me - I'm a terrible tipster."
Another guest at the meet - which has the second largest race prize in the United Kingdom, behind the Grand National - was the Duchess of Cornwall, who was pictured looking very happy with her winnings during Ladies Day on Wednesday (12.03.14).

Gok Wan thinks Britain's Royal Family have a great sense of style.
The 39-year-old fashion consultant and TV personality - who is known for programmes including 'How to Look Good Naked' and 'Gok's Fashion Fix' - has admitted he wouldn't dream of giving Prince Charles and his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, fashion advice because they already look great.
Speaking about the Prince of Wales, he said: "I have no style tips for him, can you imagine me saying 'come on Charles?' It would never happen and I would do no different to what he is doing now.
"Prince Charles has a great sense of style he rocks a double breasted blazer and he is also really funny and lovely."
Moving on to Charles' heirs, he added: "They have great style ... it is all good."
Meanwhile, Chanel's head designer and creative director, Karl Lagerfeld, has praised Prince Charles' mother, Queen Elizabeth, as "flawless".
He said: "Nobody does the job better than [The Queen] does. She is never ridiculous; she is flawless. For this job, in our day, she is perfect."

Keeley Hawes has joined the cast of 'Doctor Who'.
The 'Line of Duty' actress has wowed audiences with her portrayal of Detective Inspector Lindsay Drake in the BBC Two series and she is now set to make a guest appearance as Ms Delphox in an episode of 'Doctor Who', alongside Peter Capaldi in his first series as the famous Time Lord.
She said of the role: "I am delighted to join Doctor Who and to be working with this incredible team. Ms Delphox is a great character and someone I've had a lot of fun playing."
The episode - which is scheduled to air in autumn this year - will see Keeley take on the role of an out-of-this world character with a dark secret, who comes face-to-face with the Doctor and his companion, Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman), when they arrive on a "strange and puzzling planet".
Douglas Mackin - who also directs 'Line of Duty' - helmed the episode, which was written by 'Sherlock' writer Steve Thompson.
Speaking about Keeley's casting, Doctor Who's executive producer, Steven Moffat, said: "Anyone watching Jed Mercurio's amazing 'Line of Duty' will know that Keeley Hawes is having one hell of a year. And now it's about to get even better as she achieves the greatest villainy yet attempted on 'Doctor Who': she plays a banker."
The new series is currently being filmed and will return to BBC One later this year.