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babe wake up a new Double Text episode just dropped?? welcome back to Double Text. same podcast, different vision, and this time i actually intend on sticking around. in this episode, get to know me a little better as i give you a rundown of what’s been happening in my life since we last spoke. graduating from college, learning to drive, walking in LA fashion week, starting AND quitting a job within 48 hours…tune in to hear about it all and more. listen every tuesday. join the conversation on the @doubletextpodcast instagram. thank you for listening♥

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