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This all-female comedy satirizes modern life's everyday concerns, from the pretentiousness of ordering a fancy coffee to office and sexual politics.
Episode 7 : You've Reached the Voicemail of Tracy Harrity
August. 08,2017
There is a wrong way to leave a party; advice for when one is too hungry at a restaurant; a bank presents its pride float.
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Episode 6 : It's a Garment of Liberty
August. 01,2017
What to do when someone needs something stronger than pot; the truth about keeping up with the neighbors; what to do when a baby won't stop staring.
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Episode 5 : Don't Make Me Send a Lawyer Up There
July. 25,2017
A hesitant space-jumper; officer workers can't get sick; talk between a mother and daughter.
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Episode 4 : Taco and a Hair Flip
July. 18,2017
An explanation of the cottage rules; the importance of punctuation; Airbnb hosts explain their hopes.
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Episode 3 : I Can't Vote
July. 11,2017
Skits about the politics of escaping the Titanic, the friend who always wants to dance and personal birthday wishes.
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Episode 2 : Don't Call Me Ma'am
July. 04,2017
There is no quick question; the Red Wine Ladies attend a wedding; the dangers of the dance circle.
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Episode 1 : It Satisfies on a Very Basic Level
June. 27,2017
How to be single after the apocalypse; the ultimate birth plan; an unhappy police officer.
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