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    Tom: Can I ask a question of the both of you? How important is it to you as women to have your own color palette when you go shopping for clothes?
    Valerie: Never do it.
    Kim: Never.
    Valerie: But I've seen it. I've seen people that do it, but I never do it. It might make me buy less if I had one.
    Kim: Right, right.
    Tom: But in your mind, you buy things that you feel suit you.
    Valerie: That's interesting, Tom, because I notice when I open my closet, I do have kind of chunks of colors that kind of all go together, like pinks and peaches, and then maybe a set of blues, but not a lot of reds or yellows, you know. You do gravitate toward things without even thinking about it.
    Tom: Have you ever gone to get a shirt and a pair of pants or something and discovered that you have too many things that are of one color?
    Valerie: Yes, definitely.
    Kim: Yes. It happens.
    Valerie: Not for you, as a men?