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I'm a feminist, but my friend told me the other day she'd had two boob jobs,

one when she was younger and didn't have much money, and the second when she could afford the rest.

And I said, did you have the left one done when you were 18 and the right one done when you were 25?

Like, you were saving up, and we laughed for about 25 minutes at the idea of that,

just like I can just afford one. I'll have this one a day, this one will be an A until I've saved.

I'm a feminist, but when Deborah showed me a picture of her in a swanky dress the other day,

I said, oh, Debs, you look just like a trophy wife.

That was me complimenting her. I'm a feminist, but I said thank you.

That did happen. That did.

That happened two nights ago when Alison and I got together to plan this show.

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