Christina Pazsitzky
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Why don't you tell me? We're married for 20 years. You never tell me.
Why don't you tell me? We're married for 20 years. You never tell me.
Why don't you tell me? We're married for 20 years. You never tell me.
It took you about 15 years to tell me it's not a sun visor. It's just a visor.
It took you about 15 years to tell me it's not a sun visor. It's just a visor.
It took you about 15 years to tell me it's not a sun visor. It's just a visor.
The other day you let me walk around with food in my teeth. I was smiling like a donkey with lettuce in my teeth. You need to look out for me, dude.
The other day you let me walk around with food in my teeth. I was smiling like a donkey with lettuce in my teeth. You need to look out for me, dude.
The other day you let me walk around with food in my teeth. I was smiling like a donkey with lettuce in my teeth. You need to look out for me, dude.
None on these things.
None on these things.
None on these things.
Do you know you got to educate me on like civilized people? You know I don't know these things. Okay.
Do you know you got to educate me on like civilized people? You know I don't know these things. Okay.
Do you know you got to educate me on like civilized people? You know I don't know these things. Okay.
By the way, I told you this, but I thought this was funny to share. I'm relearning Hungarian.
By the way, I told you this, but I thought this was funny to share. I'm relearning Hungarian.
By the way, I told you this, but I thought this was funny to share. I'm relearning Hungarian.
Yeah, because I don't know, dude. I just think it's whatever. It's time. Because I spoke Hungarian before I spoke English, and then I lost it because my parents, once we came to America, were like, oh, no, no, we're American. Fuck this language. You don't speak this anymore. So I'm relearning it.
Yeah, because I don't know, dude. I just think it's whatever. It's time. Because I spoke Hungarian before I spoke English, and then I lost it because my parents, once we came to America, were like, oh, no, no, we're American. Fuck this language. You don't speak this anymore. So I'm relearning it.