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Just like over the past couple of years, the Kardashian girls are still on a publicity blitzkrieg as they hit the cover - and primary interview - of Redbook magazine. What is Redbook magazine? I sure as hell don't know.
But that's probably just because it doesn't feature pictures of Olivia Munn and Salma Hayek wearing the same dress, and then asking me who is wearing it best (the answer: Salma Hayek, because honestly, her boobs can do no wrong). Either way, according to Kris, the Kween, Kardashian (see what I did there?), her daughters are probably the hardest working people to ever grace the planet;
and I'm even bringing Egyptian slaves into this comparison. Via
Redbook:
It’s annoying when I hear, “What do your girls do?” Well, first of all, all of my daughters have jobs. They are fashion stylists and designers; they own a chain of stores. They had the stores before they had the show. And my kids worked from the time they were 13 years old. So to me, that’s a huge misconception — that the girls don’t work. They work 25 hours a day. And that they don’t have any talent? They might not be singers or dancers, but they certainly know how to produce a television show. Whether you want to call it talent or not, they have multiple shows on the air. [I want to say,] How many shows do you have?
Oh Kris. Kris Kris Kris. Let's be honest here. No one knew who your family was until Kim had sex with Brandy's little brother on tape and the footage "was stolen" from the magical vault where all celebrity sex tapes are kept. Your daughters are on television, mostly because their asses are far too large for simple print magazines to contain them; and we already knew ONE of them looked decent on film - albeit naked. Also, there are only 24 hours in a day, woman. Your daughters cannot work 25 hours a day because that's fucking impossible. It's called the progression of time. Do I need to call Rebecca Black and tell her you need a lesson in understanding the ways of time? Because at this point, I'm sure she has an entire catalog of helpful, educational albums that will get you on the fast track to temporal understanding.
But the biggest question on my mind is: does it really count as work if you're just walking around NYC wearing bad fur coats while being video taped? Because I pretty much do that every day for free. Where's MY goddamn E! reality show, huh? Maybe I should sleep with Ray J too, as it seems to be the best way to get the ball rolling.
David, get the video camera. We have an assignment.