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He looked at me. I have been his patient for more than 20 years,

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No signs, exactly.

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I don't work, Jaws, bitch, I miss a jaw.

Who can I run to when I need love?

Oh, oh.

Don't look.

Don't hold that note against me.

Is it me or are the Real Housewives of Potomac starting to feel like the City Girls versus Escape?

Now, I'm going to let you yourself pick who is which and who is who, what team is who,

the Green Islanders versus Karen and everybody, Lord.

Listen, it's your new episode of me and you, the housewives and

Marvel 2.

Let's go ahead and get into this thing.

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