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This is peak family chaos: Claire Dunphy is trying to get everyone out the door, and she’s in full *mom-on-a-mission* mode—laser-focused, zero patience, running the house like an air-traffic controller 😤🛫. Alex Dunphy is already irritated because Claire starts the “we’re leaving” process by correcting manners first, pointing out that Alex didn’t even say hello to Gloria Pritchett and Manny Delgado. So Alex tosses out a quick, forced “Hi, Gloria and Manny” like she’s checking a box just to move on 😑👋.

But the real fight hits the second Claire looks at Alex’s outfit. Claire shuts it down immediately: *nope—she’s wearing a dress* 👗😤. Alex groans and pushes back like this is a personal violation, basically saying, Seriously? You’re going to make me look like a girl for one afternoon? 😬. She complains it’s a wedding for some random friend of Claire’s that she’s never even heard of, so why should she care? To Alex, it’s pointless rules for pointless people 🙄💍.

Claire doesn’t budge. She makes it crystal clear this is *non-negotiable**, and she even suggests Alex borrow one of Haley Dunphy’s dresses again 😭👗. That idea horrifies Alex, because in her mind it sends the worst message possible—like she’s being turned into Haley. So Alex tries to redirect the attention to the obvious emergency happening right next to them: maybe Claire should worry less about Alex’s dress and more about getting Luke Dunphy to wear **pants* 😩👖.

Claire turns—and of course Luke is doing his usual Luke thing: half-dressed, completely unbothered, living in his own universe 😵‍💫. Claire starts yelling like she’s trying to summon clothing with her voice: *“Luke! Pants! Come on!”* 😤📣 It’s the classic moment where mom is trying to enforce the most basic standard of civilization… while the children actively test the limits of reality.

Then Gloria steps in with a genuinely kind, surprisingly thoughtful offer. She suggests Alex go shopping with her so they can find something Alex actually likes 🛍️💛. At first someone tries to speak for Alex—like, that’s sweet, but it’s not really her thing. And then Alex shocks everyone: she says she’d actually love to go 😳. Because she’s sick of being labeled and boxed in. She snaps back with real attitude: You don’t even know what my thing is. You have no idea what my thing is. 😤🔥

Claire, being the ultimate mom, calmly acts like she absolutely knows. She reads the whole family like it’s a report: Alex’s “thing” is *provoking people**, Haley’s “thing” is **never leaving her room**, and Luke’s “thing” is… literally happening right in front of them—him refusing to put on pants 😭👖. And the scene ends exactly where it began: Claire still fighting the same battle cry, trying to get Luke dressed—**“Luke! Put ’em on!”* 😩👖💥

It’s funny because the stakes are tiny, but the energy is huge: a dress becomes a moral debate, manners become a checklist, and pants become a full family crisis 😂🏃‍♀️.

💥 *CRUCIAL MOMENTS:*

Claire goes full mission mode to get everyone out the door 😤🛫
Alex gives the most forced “Hi” ever just to move on 😑👋
Claire demands a dress and Alex refuses on principle 👗😬
Borrowing Haley’s dress sounds like a nightmare to Alex 😭👗
Luke is still pantless and unbothered 😵‍💫👖
Gloria offers shopping help and Alex actually says yes 🛍️💛
Alex snaps: “You don’t know what my thing is” 😤🔥
Claire diagnoses everyone’s “thing” while yelling “Luke! Put ’em on!” 😩👖

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