I spent $40,000 on shoes.

What's the matter, Mourty?

Girl.

It's a thing.

Crenching by our little press.

World.

Great gowns.

Beautiful gowns.

Fashion has changed.

No, it hasn't. Because at the end of the beautiful gowns. Fashion has changed.

No, it hasn't.

Because at the end of the day, I actually think this can be salvaged.

I know I've been the biggest, like... Oh, yeah.

That's what's so fascinating and perplexing about it, is that it's almost there.

It's like, you know, when you're watching, like, waiting for postmates or something in the little graphic, it's like you're so fucking close. That's what it feels like. It's like it's out for delivery, but it's still like two miles away from my house. Yeah. Well, what do you want to do? Well, I feel like a big plot point that was set up in the first season is the fact that Carrie wrote a memoir.

Carrie wrote a new book.

And, you know, it's all about the book in season two.

Well, but I think an interesting thing that could happen with Carrie is because she is no longer sad that she's written this book that has such an effect on people

that she's doing all these book tours and like maybe she's getting you know dick now and she's

happy but all of these grieving women that really are going through something go and she has to

juxtapose like being brilliantly happy for the first time in a year with like pretending to be

sad again

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