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Loretta gets herself into one of her classic "female motorist" problems again and this time engages in more female stereotypes when confronted with the police. Unfortunately Leroy is nowhere to be found to capitalize on this moment. It's really quite disturbing how little regard Loretta seems to have for automobile rules, whether they be while driving or parking. Officer Rolly Fingers should be commended for doing everything in his power to keep the dangerous Loretta off the road. On a side note, I had to look up what color "
taupe" was; it's definitely not one on the Crayola box. Push.
Official Count:
Leroy - 27
Loretta - 39
Push - 34
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