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The Monday Morning Memo

Milada and the Princess wait patiently
for Wizzo to pick out a new cap at a very cool old hat shop.
Imelda Marcos had shoes. The Wizard of Ads has flatcaps.
Whatever you do, never, ever, ever ask Wizzo the difference
between a true flatcap, a puffy flatcap and that
vile monstrosity known as a “newsboy.”
Trust me on this. – Indy

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