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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2020 · 57 MIN

18: What Would You Do?

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

y'all ever just... be mean? yeah me neither. but for those of you who have, do you ever wonder am I in the wrong? today were answering that question. we are the final boss. we say what goes and what nose. if you disagree with us, no you didn't❤️ the aita subreddit is a highly coveted subreddit of reddit. yes there are admin on the page to decide if they are or not, but we have the final decision. if you disagree with us, sit down, shut up, and go home. oh yeah, the aita stands for am I the bleeeeepp (I can't say that word because my mom said so. and you can't either, because its actually our mom. bichelle is god, not just our mom, she is an ominous being so you better be on your best behavior). w sucks, jk not really, actually who knows. you're allowed to arm your own opinion, but on this podcast you're not. bm&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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