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The Bert show.

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Guys have a reply a self-imposed ban on any place in particular where something so uncomfortable happens that you just decide I'm never going

back there ever again. Kristen is right in the heat of it. It is a self-imposed ban, I'm going to just take a beat and not go over to

Phipps Plaza for a while, where all the fancy stores are. You know, you got your Fendy and your Gucci

and your Versace and your Dulci and your Christian

Lubeton and the list goes on and on and on and on. So there's a little bakery

over there. Milan's Bakery and I picked Jimmy up from school yesterday and I was like hey you

want to go on an adventure he's like no and I go for a treat he goes yeah.

It's easily bought off totally so we were going over there for a little sweet treat I'm gonna get him a cookie get me a croissant and a

cappuccino sit outside enjoy the weather and you and I are going to

Kentucky this weekend and we're going to the racetrack and I want to find a cute

outfit for the racetrack right so I was like all right right, well, I'll, you know, swing by Nordstrom and see if I can afford a sock.

That place is for the Ricci rich.

Yeah, it really is. And so,

the cooks. Yeah, and mind you, Jimmy's got like his sweat pants on and his

dinosaur t-shirt and I've got my typical attire of leggings and a t-shirt and you know we're just we're look looking common.

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