If you thought summer traffic was bad!

Yeah, the annoying and from what I hear from friends EXPENSIVE pumpkin patch is baaaaaaaaackkkk!

I hear parents with toddlers all over the Hamptons shrieking in terror! Look for back ups westbound all the way to Bridgehampton!

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Yup, I anticipate a trip, just have to sell a kidney first…

i haven't laughed so much after reading that kidney comment…i haven't been there (yet) but I'm going to take your word for it.

Oh how i miss the pumpkin patch. the corn maze is actually fun, you just have to have a few martini's first 😉

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