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I adore my mom, but we have a generational divide and a cultural divide.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay. I loved that jacket.

Okay. I loved that jacket.

Okay. I loved that jacket.

What did I do? Oh, my God.

What did I do? Oh, my God.

What did I do? Oh, my God.

Oh, okay. Well, okay, so they still make this jacket, and I found it, and you very generously offered to buy me a new one. So I went with your credit card, which I have, and I bought a new jacket for myself.

Oh, okay. Well, okay, so they still make this jacket, and I found it, and you very generously offered to buy me a new one. So I went with your credit card, which I have, and I bought a new jacket for myself.

Oh, okay. Well, okay, so they still make this jacket, and I found it, and you very generously offered to buy me a new one. So I went with your credit card, which I have, and I bought a new jacket for myself.

Okay. And then, but then I realized what I did was I just bought you like ammo for me. Yes. And that's not, I don't know why I did that.

Okay. And then, but then I realized what I did was I just bought you like ammo for me. Yes. And that's not, I don't know why I did that.

Okay. And then, but then I realized what I did was I just bought you like ammo for me. Yes. And that's not, I don't know why I did that.

I did wear it. It fit me like a glove. It was like stretched in.