Children and Shoes

Sam, Carrie, Charlotte, and Miranda discuss losing expensive shoes and the germy children. Quite possibly the best conversation ever.

[@usagi18]

That's why I love Miranda, she's a mom who knows where her kid is welcome and where he's not

[@jeniferkenney2984]

Yup exactly!

[@marymarks7046]

That `s right

[@thehousespouse]

She’s a mum that’s rich enough and has enough support to not have to choose between being housebound and bringing her kid to fancy restaurants

[@usagi18]

@@thehousespouse housebound, or pick a kid-appropriate restaurant

[@evathespeaker9537]

Yea I really just hate those asshole selfish people who drag their kids to annoy people on their night out at fancy restaurants.... they just SUCKK and so do their CHILDREN!

[@stevensteven5144]

“I am so SICK of these people with their children. I’m telling you, they’re everywhere!” The older I get the more this line resonates with me.

[@channell11]

Yep. The worst is the expectation that you're supposed to accommodate other people's sex trophies and their poor behavior.

[@alexcaleri]

I feel you both, was in that moment that I say to myself that Samantha was speaking for me, I am tired of bad behaved children everywhere. I'm going to miss her.

[@Anonymous-gt1eq]

Gotta love Samantha and her candidness 😂 she doesn't give a fuck she just sais whatever she wants lol

[@TheStyleCurated]

@@channell11 Bahhhahhahahahahah

[@rebelraccoon9018]

You sound like a delight.

[@purplecatinlove1900]

“I don’t like any children but my own” yes!

[@notthedoctor8621]

Exactly. Why can't parents admit this ?

[@mayechka]

@@notthedoctor8621 because it’s not the true, see how many ppl donating money to children charity.

[@sacdigitaldesignweb]

@@mayechka I donate money to animal rescue organizations

[@Boredoutofmywits]

@@sacdigitaldesignweb each one support their own species.

[@eksdeeee4113]

@@Boredoutofmywits animals are better though. We humans torture innocent animals in every possible way

[@amilahodzic2725]

I resonate with Miranda and Samantha. I have a son but I also would NEVER bring my son into a restaurant like that.

[@rufiredup90]

Yesss, it’s like the cinema, please don’t bring kids there unless it is a kid friendly one. Time and place for everything.

[@thalia7104]

My parents never brought me in a restaurant, until I was old enough to understand what I may do in such a place and what not. Seeing the world today, with all these noisy, ill-bred children, I'm glad they didn't bring me along as a baby or toddler.

[@rufiredup90]

@@thalia7104 there’s plenty of kid friendly cafes and restaurants nowadays. You can bring a kid to those places but just make sure it’s a place where children can have fun and relax.

[@Jen-lc5yc]

@@thalia7104 same here. I never dined out in a " grown up place" until I could demonstrate manners and vocal control and sit still at the table while the grown ups spoke.

[@thalia7104]

@@Jen-lc5yc Exactly!

[@doctorposting]

samantha’s baby stealing comparison is the funniest thing ever

[@kendawyatt673]

Lol she was mad serious too 😂😂😂😂

[@danielkim7841]

Samantha is right tho. The hostess should pay for the baby!

[@bethe192]

she was gorgeously hysterical....BIG void without her. But what a shrewd judge of forthcoming CRAP. 🤭

[@wickedwitchoftheeast88]

​@@kendawyatt673 to be honest Samantha has a point here, whilst you can't compare shoes and a human she is right, Kyra didn't give two fucks that one of her guests stole another guests shoes when she made them take them off, and she was put in her place at the end when the sales lady told her to watch her kids so they don't touch the shoes 😂

[@eve4641]

“I don’t like any children but my own” SERIOUSLY YES!

[@neshwhat702]

I say that everytime 🤣

[@effinyu9554]

I don't like any period!

[@dailybls]

I don't like any children, inluding yours :)

[@GeorgiaAndrea]

@@effinyu9554 Same here. I just generally hate children. A lot.

[@cameliap1146]

I like/love all children if they are pretty , intelligent and with nice behaviors ! Same for adults ! The others...please stay away for me.

[@dayschange2]

I agree with Samantha and Miranda as an adult person who finds it unpleasant when small, rambunctious children are brought into spaces where they do not belong. But also. As someone who once was a child whose parents insisted on dragging them everywhere, including into five star restaurants and spas and solemn monuments and all sorts of nice places I should not have been when I was far too young to appreciate them. . .the kids don’t want to be there either. They’d much rather be home with their toys, or in a park with other kids, or something. The parents aren’t doing anyone any favors by bringing them into a fine dining establishment.

[@lepetitchat123]

Same for parents who take their toddlers to travel outside the country. They are simply too young to appreciate it, and are very unlikely to behave on long-haul trains and planes. No international travel is recommended for kids unless they learn to be civil and considerate passengers. I would say age 15.

[@yanan4249]

True. My mother worked a lot so she used to take me to the restaurants and parties where there were hardly any children but me. She imagined that would compensate for her not being at home with me and we would see each other more and it would be like our quality time together. But it so was not! I was sooo bored. She had quality time with her friends and I was lonely just the same, though sitting next to her. Being with parents at the party or a restaurant is not equal to reading a book together, baking cookies or talking with a child about his or her day at home.

[@yarigainsbrugh9507]

It's just them trying to live life like they don't have kids. It's selfish.

[@user-cc5od3zk4p]

I was in a mountain village in East Java, Indonesia and there was a British hippie couple with a 6 month old baby staying in the room next to me. The baby was ill and screamed all night. I gave those two idiots hell in the morning for their stupidity. Don’t travel with kids until they’re old enough to remember and settled down.

[@yolandaponkers1581]

“If you gave a party and told her to leave her baby outside in the hall...” 😂

[@billydeeuk]

To be honest, I have had parties where I wish I could have asked friends to leave their kids in the hallway. Samantha is 100% correct

[@BearAndBunny0605]

"Mommy needs both hands to eat her $8 cake." Amen, Miranda!

[@Lllovvly2186]

“ look at that dirty little rugrat” & Samantha’s “oh my god” 😂 I will forever love this show

[@zlatkajupe]

This is just another reason why Samantha will always be the most relatable ahahahaha

[@soniaqable]

I have to agree with this. If you don't want germs in your house, book your party in a public place. Don't take kids to a upscale restaurant and let them run amuck or be upset if they don't serve teddy grahams and kraft mac and cheese, and for the love of God and every adult on earth, do not take your kids to a bar/bar and grill. Damn.

[@lepetitchat123]

Look at how many people get COVID from their kids lol

[@reinormani5205]

Miranda's character is golden in the original series, a mom who loves her children, has a career, relatable, and knows where her children is not welcome

[@recruiter50]

And Just like That we are reminded how wonderful this show used to be

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

THIS show is still just as wonderful. The reboot at least was given a different name!

[@incrediblechica]

Could not agree more with Samantha and Miranda on this one! Hallelujah!

[@amandacosta1566]

I love the way Samantha says " oh my God " when Miranda tells how Brad got his chicken pots 😂 she looks so disgusted 😂😂😂😂

[@breoniamoyd711]

Lmao same thought!

[@RavenDots115]

Like she’s never heard of such a thing when it’s pretty common kids passing illnesses to each other easily 🤣

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

I never thought that Sam would be disgusted hearing about licking someone else! I suppose the thought of chicken pox germs is too much for her then 😅

[@Khous-yg1ur]

I love it! The "Oh my God" may as well have had a "the audacity" after it 😂

[@judysmith-randle1558]

I love children AND...they are not appropriate everywhere...AND..the host owes Carrie shoes...period!!

[@thedivinebrycelamore]

“ Believe me , there’d be payback “ Samantha kills me 😂💀💀

[@lilkirsche]

Loved this scene because so relatable. Couldn't care less about other parent's children except for my nephew who I love so much.

[@2222ela]

Well they probably don't care about you either lol

[@adrianai.altamirano3904]

Same here. I’m 35 and don’t have children. I only like my amazing little nephew 🤣

[@GeorgiaAndrea]

@@2222ela I kind of feel funny because I pretended I like my friends’ children but honestly I hate every one of them. Lmao

[@goldcherries]

@@GeorgiaAndrea lol. I just act polite, children can eventually tell your faking it.

[@hinahinananoha7783]

When you are old and frail, remember your own kindness😮If you've done any..

[@mariosanchezgumiel7757]

I like how the scene depicts different attitudes towards having children: from someone who doesn't want them (Samantha) to someone who loves ALL children (Charlotte), and someone who loves her child, but that doesn't mean she is a bad mother because she doesn't love all children (Miranda). And Carrie, who has conflicting thoughts.

[@jannamacdonald89]

I am a Mom....... there are certain restaurants I would never take my kid while their little. And I agree..... Mommy needs two hands to eat 8 dollar cake.

[@ertfgghhhh]

That would be a $20 slice now

[@Victoria-pt4io]

I remember several moments as a kid where my parents brought us to a nice restaurant and the waiter’s were so nice to bring us free desserts and complimenting our parents for our good behaviour. Only now do I realise my brother and I must have been the rare, well behaved kids compared to the nightmare kids they must normally have to serve

[@Bunny-ch2ul]

That was my brother and I too. The problem is most parents have different sets of rules for different places. If you let your kid run completely amok at a "child friendly" restaurant, yeah, they're not going to know hot to behave in a better restaurant. Vastly different sets of rules for different places is *HUGELY* confusing to younger children. Take them to Burger King, if they can behave as if it were a fine dining restaurant, by all means, take them out to The Plaza. Don't bring them to The Plaza and expect them to behave completely differently than they would anywhere else though. That's never going to work. Once they can be consistently well mannered, *then* you can tell them, "It's okay to be a bit more relaxed here." It's pretty much impossible to improve once you've set the expectation that it's okay to run amok anywhere though.

[@telepathicmagicshop]

I’m 34 now and I get this in a way I didn’t when I was 20. Parents are extremely entitled.

[@Boobalopbop]

Sam’s “Oh my GOD” took me out!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sarahakm]

As a mom there is definitely a time and place for kids at different ages. Also, the friend who had that party (played by Tatum O'Neal) was super selfish. She later basically said it was Carrie's fault for wearing expensive shoes. Basically she put down Carrie for being single and spending her money on things she liked.

[@heanewto]

It was brought up that Carrie had spent over $2500 over the years celebrating her friend's choices yet her friend shamed her for spending $500 on shoes to celebrate her own accomplishment of her book I think.

[@genxx2724]

@@heanewto Right, where was the gift from her friend to celebrate the book?

[@heanewto]

@@genxx2724 True!

[@SuperBrianMak]

And nowadays it's everyone else that shames Carrie.

[@kellycapps5961]

I love Samantha's hair in this

[@omanicc9854]

I don't hate children. But it also seriously annoys me when parents insist on taking their kids everywhere. I have a baby brother who I love but was a pain in the ass as a toddler and it used to annoy me how my parents ALWAYS wanted to take him along whenever we went out, even if he didn't need to come. There was always someone at home to look after him and he just took up so much time and the errands rarely got done or took a lot longer to do with him there but they still forever insisted on taking him. I'm definitely going to be a Miranda parent, if I'm going out with my friends or to a fancy dinner somewhere I'm going without my child otherwise I'm cancelling. No fun taking the child along too.

[@breel4769]

How is leaving a toddler at home supposed to teach them better behavior in public though?

[@rebelraccoon9018]

I'm sure you were a pain in the ass to them too.

[@someinteresting]

The fault is in the parents. It is their responsibility to teach them proper behaviour.

[@sanjalisnjic7271]

Yes exactly. I have two friends with littlr children and when I want to hang out with them their children are always with us. Like I am their babysitter and not a friend.

[@omanicc9854]

@@breel4769 they can learn that shit when they get older

[@janetc9624]

I am Samantha I agree

[@TKZells16]

I agree with Samantha, there's some places that should be kid free by common sense. Don't take you toddler to an R rated movie and ignore him when he won't stay quiet for 2 hours. Speaking from MANY experiences

[@biancas740]

😂😂😂😂Samantha's the best ❤💛💚💙💜💕💞💗💖💝💟

[@nbkhmb5]

Samantha says what we ALL are thinking

[@moovzealot]

Can you imagine paying for first class only to be seated next to a child???

[@amywonderland9297]

I love Miranda here! Think about where you are going before you bring a kid with you, and for fuck sake keep your kid in check! Running around like a little demon is asking to get hot food spilled all over them, and you can bet it'll be the waiter who pays for it, not the parent of the child being left to do whatever the fuck they want without consequences. Drives me crazy when kids are just acting like brats and the parents just let them. Fancy restaurants are for adults, not babies and toddlers.

[@amywonderland9297]

@@genxx2724 Which is insane. It would be their fault for bringing their kid to the fancy restaurant and not parenting them properly

[@Khous-yg1ur]

Yes!! Exactly! When will people be real and start making parents who don't keep an eye on their kids own up for their poor parenting in a situation. Kids aren't born knowing manners or what is good/bad behavior, it is completely on the parents to teach them and instill that into their children

[@Happimiataboi]

Can we stop and appreciate the elegant and chic green dress of Miranda?❤

[@mellttabor2134]

Yes. Yes we can

[@lipkin108]

And just like that I can’t stop watching old clips of sex and the city

[@mirdja83]

0:10 Miranda going to chocolate heaven

[@Vr4z1el]

The only thing I dislike more than kids are the bad parents who dont discipline their kids and lets them run around screaming disrupting the peace for everyone else.

[@fiestadancers]

It’s so funny to me how Samantha is so open-minded but also acts like the mean, grumpy, old lady all the kids are afraid of in the neighborhood.

[@Drinkthedamncocoa]

Exactly.

[@BeautifulDreamerK]

My parents said they avoided restaurants until we were in 1st, 2nd grade. Thank goodness. I think I’ll do the same haha

[@vilvile]

Wait until Brady grows up, Charlotte.

[@sari1484]

Lol why do I feel the shot of Carrie’s face at 1.24 was totally natural reaction to Samantha’s savage comments 🤣

[@dmhandy]

Parents don't make their children behave anymore. My parents never dragged me out for fine dining either. My parents could give me a look, and I sat down and didn't make a peep unless I was spoken to.

[@becky5569]

"I don't like any children but my own" ME!! Yes.

[@fernandoangon1129]

Samantha’s rationalization is Boss 🔥🙌🏻♥️

[@mariafernandavelascohernan5839]

This was the only episode I really was on Carrie's side. The host was responsible for her shoes and the other guests'. Someone had the courtesy to attend your party and abide to your rules, the least you could do is to pay them back. However, I think it was quite stupid to leave such expensive shoes unattended, if Carrie were to be smarter, she should've kept them on het bag. 🤔

[@amywonderland9297]

Carrie wasn't told about the "take your shoes off" thing before hand so how could she of known?

[@nodmyhead6198]

@@amywonderland9297 You have to understand that people are determined to hate Carrie no matter what. It's ridiculous.

[@amywonderland9297]

@@nodmyhead6198 she’s my least favourite of the women, but in this case, she was totally in the right

[@SuperBrianMak]

​@@nodmyhead6198Because most of them are as "selfish," "narcissistic," and "toxic" as they label Carrie to be but lack the self-awareness to see that.

[@nikkichehrazi]

If I wanted to show someone a scene of SATC that perfectly describes the four of them as a group- this would be it 😂

[@mellttabor2134]

No woman can go out and enjoy herself as long as she has a child/children with her. From fussing eating, being bored after eating, messing up the table, needing the bathroom, AND trying to run away from the table it’s just to enjoy a restaurant outing with friends are with family. And that includes watching my kid with her own children. Lol

[@anaghatiwari5406]

It's surely not the same without Samantha 😂😂😂

[@rachelmyers3228]

Generally, I enjoy kids around. However, it’s when people bring their kids out into the world (public places) and expect the world to bend for the need of the kid INSTEAD of teaching the kid that they are a small part of a larger world. Learning awareness and consideration of others seems to be why we are where we are right now.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

If I read one more parent using a child being neurodivergent as a reason why they can't correct and guide their children, I'm going to go off!

[@rachelmyers3228]

@@sarcasticallyrearranged 😅that’s a fine way to put it! 😄

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

@@rachelmyers3228 I KNOW you know what I'm talking about!

[@rachelmyers3228]

@@sarcasticallyrearranged hallelujah 🙌🏻

[@alleycat-oy5kv]

You can tell this show is ancient because she talks about an 8 dollar cake like it's a lot of money... in New York City.

[@marionkim9555]

I love this scene where all girls seem get along together

[@jaellsalandy9594]

My favourite episode!!

[@YouTuber-my2ky]

I like their friendship...they talk freely

[@diretdisco]

This series is still watchable

[@juniorlsdmusic]

Lol I'm Miranda and Samantha. Hate babies on a plane or in a fancy restaurant.

[@bergercookie]

Tell ‘em Samantha!

[@Nirrini]

Rofl I love Samantha

[@azumiseguchi7401]

Nice profile pic

[@Thunderstorm63]

God, I miss this show when they were all together.

[@Rosiepi]

I don't like badly behaved children period. I could give a crap where I am. Raise your kids with some discipline & you can take them anywhere without them being obnoxious.

[@AvaWhite-s5e]

When Samantha said “Oh my God!” 😂. Spoken like a real non-mom.

[@MrZakatista]

$8 cake. Those were the days.

[@ryanamari2233]

I agree with Samantha …I also agree with Charlotte …I like children I see them 8hrs a day 5 days a week and then they go home

[@amyfloren4581]

Same here!

[@miilka487]

I don't understand how carrie can afford such expensive items

[@FreshSpecimens]

She can’t. That’s a big part of her issues which comes up a few times over the years.

[@aislingrvr]

Miranda & Samantha are the best ❤

[@karensnow1244]

Ohhh I so understand this conversation and Samantha. Granted I never had children. I believe they have rights and should be protected ..but not have rights above everyone else's. E.g..do it for the children Why.. I was at a circus recently at the end the MC had a speech regarding how precious and unique they truly are Unique.?.They're everywhere .they're not a rare commodity. Precious. Ok. How they so more precious than anyone else. Oh please let's stop that speech

[@kendawyatt673]

1:00 lol and this is why Sam is my favorite 1:44 and also why Miranda is my favorite as well!!!!!! Litermy mindset! Ion got to like nobody else kids, just my own lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cche16]

samantha comparing missing shoes to missing babies lmao

[@yaroslavaslavkina]

"I don't like any children, but my own." 😂❤That is my opinion 🎉

[@Mrsdjlaparcerita]

Samantha is definitely on point 💯

[@inigojuancarlos]

I’ve been into this kind of situation several times. I just don’t like children. I don’t like having one and I’m on my mid 40s now with the same thought I had when I was in my 20s.

[@ladyshunpike4589]

I too am a Samantha

[@leighanswanya3692]

Sjp looks great here

[@Jen-lc5yc]

I didn't realize that the host of the party is legally responsible for the party guests missing personal property, at least in the stage of New York according to this video.

[@rocketracoon4365]

Dans la mesure où c'est elle qui exige de ses invités qu'ils retirent leur chaussures et que parmi ses amis il y en une qui est malhonnête et voleuse, oui elle a une responsabilité

[@Veronica-b5h]

I love how Samantha apologized to Miranda.

[@FreshSpecimens]

One of the few times Carrie was totally justified in her behavior. Lol

[@backwoodsbeautifulbeauty3327]

Miranda reaction to children is my mindset😂

[@hmtqnikitashakur3399]

samanthas analogy. **chef's kiss**

[@vsanchez7158]

I got shoe covers for those who don’t want to take their shoes off. 😂

[@crisvanfan]

Well you're a good host

[@janis4292]

Samantha and Miranda are hilarious :))

[@shangrila628]

I didn't like Miranda when I was young. Now, I aspire to be like her.

[@bef9612]

I would not think she would have a right to be mad if she knew AHEAD of time to leave her shoes outside, so she could have worn a less expensive pair. If she shows up at the door and they tell her to do that, then that's poor planning.

[@kinndah2519]

You obviously didn't watch the whole episode. Yes they only told her to do that whenever she got there with the gift. Cerri didn't even want to do it but she made her.

[@bef9612]

@@kinndah2519 you are right, I didn’t!

[@pinksummer5488]

Look at that! This place is for double cappuccino not double strollers

[@emilyblanzy7426]

Why would you even wear shoes like that to a children’s birthday party ?

[@crisvanfan]

Cause she didn't know she'd be required to take them off

[@carlact.193]

I dont like children too.They r so annoying.

[@SC-pe9ir]

I would never take my shoes off for anyone

[@monicagambino318]

Same!

[@StarOnTheWater]

Isn't it true though that in the US you can't leave children unattended under the age of 15?

[@she_wizzdom4410]

SATC was fun to watch but the idea of grown up women always talking about dresses, shoes and sex , is DEPRESSING.

[@AntonioTorres-om7iw]

Why?

[@she_wizzdom4410]

@@AntonioTorres-om7iw they don't grow up or change over the years. Its just the same sex-talk forever.

[@she_wizzdom4410]

@@randomuser0483 I never said that women in their 30s or older should lose their sexuality but is there no evolution?? IS that ALL there is to being a woman ? just finding ways to have sex?? I am in my 20s and I find that with age I gain deeper insight and acquire many different interests. Sex is one thing ,it is not EVERYTHING. Miranda was right when she said that they were exactly like 7 graders with just more money. Imagine if this was about food, yes we all need food and we love it but imagine a grown ass person who has nothing in his/her life except for food. They constantly think/talk and concern themselves with the act of swallowing food. This behaviour would be normal in a toddler but in a teenager or a 20-something????

[@sapphire7424]

Sorry Charlotte but not all children are beautiful, that's brides. Kids are just small people and we all know some mingers.

[@Boredoutofmywits]

Close 50% of brides are ugly (Best case scenario, plain).

[@kinndah2519]

Many brides look ridiculous on their wedding day because the shoes tacky and cheap looking wedding gowns and those cheap-looking fingertip veils. Lots of brides don't know how to look classy on their wedding day.

[@lauramorgan27]

“we all know some mingers” 😂😂😂

[@pollymuyt]

I find Carrie swinging cutlery so tacky

[@shikha0654]

Ur tacky Aswell

[@some_metalhead]

What about the filthy kid running around?

[@lovellytshotshi345]

They all look tan here, their skin is glowing. Samantha looks younger here than she did in the first season wow

[@grettalemabouchou6779]

Oh stop! I am going to cry in my flaaaaan.👀

[@NovaLena22]

If someone told me I had to take off my shoes to gain entry...I would've taken my gift and headed back home. Sorry... you should've made that clear in the invitation.

[@annah995]

In most other countries ist perfectly normal to leave the shoes at the door; and I like it. Hate walking around with (dirty) heavy shoes in an apartment. Love Japan for this and in our apartment we always ask people to take of their shoes. We have wooden floors and it's clean. It's just a cultural thing. For me, Americans are barbaric :D a few weeks ago friends visited with their small daughter who doens't take her shoes of. Okay, fine. So afterwards we had sand EVERYWHERE in the apartment and on the sofa because of that....

[@NovaLena22]

@@annah995 I'm sorry you think Americans are "barbaric". But I would point out that no one on this thread said that it was wrong to have that policy in your home. However, I do believe that it is wrong and very discourteous to your guest to not inform them of that policy until they show up at your door...as is this scenario with Carrie.

[@annah995]

@@NovaLena22 that was more of a joke; i lived in the US and love the country ^^ If i go to a party i just follow the rules those people are setting for their home. I think it is weird that people would just go back home and are huffy if the owner of an apartment or house has some special rule that makes sense (of course stepping in with shoes from the outside will take sand, dirt etc. in the room). If i go to someones party and they tell me to let my shoes on, i do as they say and don't turn round and go back home. That's just over sensitive.

[@NovaLena22]

@@annah995 And so here's where we disagree. You think it's being overly sensitive on the part of the guest (probably because you agree with the no- shoes policy). Whereas I think it's extremely rude to invite guests to your home without informing them of your house rule until they are at your door. Not everyone is comfortable (or prepared) to attend a party barefoot.

[@annah995]

@@NovaLena22 I don't think it is a big deal. There are lot of different cultures in New York, some of them never wear their shoes at home. I visited people with Japanese or Chinese backgroud and they all take off their shoes and don't notify anyone before. If you don't know it any different, you wouldn't think about informing the guest about it beforehand, because it just seems normal to you. if you have mostly friends with kids and they all take of their shoes due to their children when visiting each other, you don't think about telling other people this. That is not rude, it's just human behavior. If someone came to my apartment and left again because of that, i would simply think, I don't need those drama queen in my life.

[@gainal9080]

Does anyone know where this dessert cafe is?

[@AndriaDavis-uf4hv]

Assuring all the gossip, let's say good comic good problems😍😍😍

[@weltschmertzz]

Especially in planes. Kids are the worst there.

[@adwoamk8918]

Thank God for Charlotte.

[@brendajackson13]

Cynthia Nixon is gorgeous.

[@Guzerful]

This is a very American problem, in Europe everybody is taking of their shoes when they go inside.

[@gingerfellah5665]

I agree, children are people and they go everywhere but they are expected to behave. They are used to going to restaurants but they don’t get you are not welcome vibes. Walking into someone’s home with your outdoor shoes is very bad manners in many countries. Also the host knew everyone at the party, it would not have been difficult to find out who took the shoes.

[@monicagambino318]

Nope

[@caosissi]

In real life Charlotte would never be friends with Samantha and Carrie with Miranda. And big would found Charlotte a more perfect wife than Natasha.

[@RiniDiamandis]

I always wonder how she met Carrie and the rest. If they ever said it, I missed it. And they it wasn't in The Carrie Diaries. I get that they were trynna make them all be different ppl, individuals, and it works well but it really doesn't make much sense lol, esp since Carrie seems to be the glue that holds them all together lol But I also think Charlotte hangs around w them bcos she can feel superiority to them lol but in an innocent way? I really do think she'd go home to Harry and be like "LOL THANK GOD MY LIFE ISN'T LIKE THAT💀💀💀 I LOVE THEM SM BUT BLESS THEIR MESSY LITTLE HEARTS " I still love them all though 💀💀

[@missevemonroe]

“Oh Stop, I’m gonna cry in my flaaaaan” - annoying!!!

[@jacquiew.9165]

She's not annoying. That woman owed her for those shoes. Even the lawyer, Miranda, said so.

[@hurricanetortilla2569]

AND they were $485 new Manolos damn

[@ronniestar8762]

We all pick our paths, Carrie didn’t want kids she enjoyed shoes more... nothing selfish about not wanting kids

[@charlotte87x]

She really is.

[@kinndah2519]

When someone steals your $500 possession and you complain or have some emotions about it...I hope someone calls you annoying and tells you to shut up.