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Why Ellen Degeneres Should Be My Best Friend

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Why Ellen Degeneres Should Be My Best Friend

If anyone knows me, you know my obsession with Ellen is one like no other, I have a small collection of Ellen t-shirts and socks I got on sale on her website, as well as comfy undies that I sleep in all of the time. I have tried for years to be one of the lucky audience members graced by her presence on her show, and because of my cousin Autumn, I will finally be fulfilling one of my wildest dreams this Thursday March 10th, 2016!

Exciting right? I say all of this to explain to you why Ellen should be my best friend...and you might possibly agree with my reasoning.

1. First of all, she is seriously a saint. Making people happy is her forte and it is something I very much enjoy doing as well!

2. She has the same obsession with Taylor and Justin as you do

3. She can make you laugh so hard, even on your worst days

4. She knows how to have a good time

5. You share her witty yet classy sense of humor

6. You are just as hard to get together with as she is. *Tries for tickets for ten years*

7. She inspires you to be a better you

8. She appreciates everyone for who they are, so she won't judge how much you eat and say you're going to the gym but you don't

9. You never have to worry about her stealing your man

10. Dance parties aren't even a question

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