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Barefoot and Mindy Kaling Deliver Laughs to Sell Wine-to-Go
Kaling introduces the wine through a series of short and funny videos showing how hilariously difficult it would be to take three glasses of wine with her wherever she goes.
Kaling introduces the wine through a series of short and funny videos showing how hilariously difficult it would be to take three glasses of wine with her wherever she goes.
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