A TikTok duo created one of the most real videos about women and the Minnesota-based store, Target...I almost feel like they were recording my own life.

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Check Out This Hilarious Video of Women Shopping at Target in Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin

Not sure about your #TargetRun experiences, but when my kids were little and basically attached to my hip, going to Target by myself was a luxury that hardly ever happened.  When that moment DID happen, I would walk slowly through all of my favorite aisles, especially the clearance aisles, just to see what I was missing out on while babies were spitting up on me.  I have no idea how to explain the feeling but if you know...well, you know.

Next thing you know, you've been at Target for over an hour and somehow found 32 adorable things you had no idea that you actually needed, but look, there they are in your car.

One duo with a TikTok called kayandtayofficial somehow captured a few of those moments that I felt on TikTok, and if you don't laugh, obviously you have never been on a Target Run.

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