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Another sparrow turned into a phoenix
Ellen 2022-03-22 09:01:52
It's really past the age of watching soap operas, and I feel that there has been such a big turning point all of a sudden. I used to like watching light comedies like this, but now it's just a pastime. I watched Manhattan Maid today, for no reason. If you don't know when it's down, just think about it and watch it. The plot is relatively simple, and it is also a very unrealistic soap opera. There is no deep thinking. It feels like the type of movie that is thrown away after watching it. I have watched a lot of this routine, and I have guessed the ending. If there is such a thing, That can only say good luck
Extended Reading
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Caroline: What do you think? Dolce coat, Gucci pants or Ralph Lauren skirt, Manolo pumps?
Rachel Hoffberg: Ooh, they're both divine! Let's see. How about the pants, open sandals, see-through blouse, colored-bra and I'd carry the Dolce coat for effect.
Caroline: Maria?
Rachel Hoffberg: She barely speaks English.
[Marisa mutters something in Spanish under her breath]
Rachel Hoffberg: What?
Marisa: Excuse me?
Caroline: Maria, what do you think?
Marisa: What about the beaded skirt with that beige crocheted halter you have hanging in the closet? You know, casual sexy. No stockings. Definitely eighty six the coat. It sends the wrong message. Looks like you're going someplace.
[looking at Rachel who is wearing a see-through blouse and colored-bra]
Marisa: Besides, that whole see-through blouse, colored-bra thing... reads a little, you know, desperate, older gal, trying too hard. Don't you think? Yeah, you want to make him work for it.
Rachel Hoffberg: Who does she think she is, to talk to me like that?
Caroline: Thank you, Maria. I have two words for you Rachel Hoffberh: Eric who?
Marisa: [accidentally deliberately whips Rachel with the bed spread] Excuse me. Sorry.
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Caroline: [to Marisa] Oh, that needs pressing.