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Instagram account shows just how miserable men are shopping with their wives, girlfriends

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
March 3, 2016

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Wives, girlfriends, spouses and partners all know this. The men in our lives don't necessarily want to go shopping with us when we're on a spree.

Now an Instagram has an account to document how men act as everyone else looks for bargains.

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Let's just say, now you'll know why stores and malls have all those comfy chairs and couches scattered around.

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