2020 You've Got to do Better - Irresponsible Mentors

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The Irresponsible Mentors are back with 2020 year in review. Tuck and Chip discuss remembering the lost individuals of 2020. They move into Social Justice and the unrest felt around the world. Additional topics discussed are sports, crime and scandal, social interactions and how to get better in 2021. Press play and enjoy! Follow Chip T @Chip_T_904, Tuck @Tuck_33. Follow us on Social Media| Instagram: Irresponsible Mentors| Twitter: https://twitter.com/imspodcast

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This episode was published on December 31, 2020.

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The Irresponsible Mentors are back with 2020 year in review. Tuck and Chip discuss remembering the lost individuals of 2020. They move into Social Justice and the unrest felt around the world. Additional topics discussed are sports, crime and...

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