13. Pijos y no-pijos

Esta vez debatimos sobre pijos y pijas, tribus urbanas y educación. Quién de los 3 miembros de esta familia ha pasado por más tribus urbanas? Al final, inesperadamente, acabamos jugando a cartas.

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