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“It’s madly expensive,” he says.

"If I could have chosen my last words to Quincy before he made that transition, I would have to borrow something that Duke Ellington would always say: 'Quincy, I love you madly.'"

He explained to me that he had dated and been together with several women who he was really fond of, that he could be quite madly in love with them, but they wanted to have a family.

“In Springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in. They're eating the cats! They're eating — they're eating the pets of the people that live there,” Trump madly spewed in a wild impersonation of Grandpa Simpson, boosting a racist lie about Haitian immigrants in the process.

Obsessing about what their neighbours are doing, and spending madly in a bid to catch up, has led them down some dark roads in recent years.