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Betty chastizes her friends for poking fun at a college student.
Betty chastizes her friends for poking fun at a college student.
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S6, EP29 "Betty's Career Problem"Betty finds that she is competing with the same young man for several positions.
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S6, EP28 "Blind Date"Betty chastizes her friends for poking fun at a college student.
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