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May 13, 2019 1 hr 42 min

05. Mumble #5

from Borderline Millennials Hosted by borderlinemillennialspodcast

We made it to #5 yaaayyyy! What a fun episode talking about video games, coloring books and GoPros. Seeing the world through children’s eyes and what kind of parents we will be in the future. What’s the Etiquette of saying hello in different cultures? And of course enjoy our favorite segment ‘’Shower thoughts’’.

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