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(Season 3-9)
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Steve was the ex that was going to die alone and miserable.
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Steve: It's not that bad.
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Miranda: It's not that bad? It's the doorway to hell.
There's gotta be a better place. I'll help you look.
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Miranda: Probably. I mean I broke up with him, and he's got no money, no savings, no nothing.
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Carrie: There should be some sort of city-funded break-up
housing for those who find themselves in need.
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Carrie: Like a big orphanage filled with white bed where old boyfriends could think about
what they did wrong and cry themselves to sleep in a clean,
safe environment. You think maybe you don¡¯t really want him to move away?
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Miranda: No, it's not that simple. My head tells me it's time for him to leave,
but the idea of him moving into a basement apartment on the corner of Depressing and
West Shit Street breaks my heart.
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