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Locations, Locations: RHONJ 3.4
The Guidices go shopping for a Thanksgiving turkey in Wyckoff in this week's episode of the Real Housewives of New Jersey.
This week's episode of the Real Housewives of New Jersey starts at Corrado's Market, which is owned by a Franklin Lakes family, as the Gorga family shops for Thanksgiving.Â
Next we see the Giudice's driving around Wyckoff, ending up stuck in traffic on Route 208 North at Ewing Avenue on their way to get a turkey for their Friends-giving  (Are they headed to ?? Wasn't I stuck in that traffic jam in the rain? Is it OK to text behind the wheel while stopped in traffic?)
Before we can find out where Joe and Teresa are going, it cuts to Kathy's kitchen, for a cooking lesson (and a mom melt down over burnt dessert).
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The Guidices end up at , to pick out a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. The farm allows you tomeet before you eat, if you'd like, and Joe and T didn't have the heart to kill that turkey.Â
Next up, the Manzo family heads up the New York State Thruway to Exit 16, to Best of Little Italy in Monroe, N.Y. Where the families have a chance to talk and get to know each other.Â
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After the commercial, we visit the Manzo boy's Hoboken apartment where the cousins talk reality to Ashley—she can't afford to live in Manhattan, or Hoboken for that matter. (By the way, if you commute to manhattan from Franklin Lakes, we'd love to hear what you think the best route is.)Â
And then we are at Jacqueline Laurita's Franklin Lakes home, where Ashley cleaned up the dinner dishes and her room, and took the dog for a walk. Â
At last, Thanksgiving (or Friendsgiving as its called at the Giudice house this year), where the rest of the episode flips between the two separate celebrations in Towaco and Montville.Â
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