27: Don't Watch.

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

so, did we have a plan for this episode? yeah of course we did. this podcast is our number one priority and we would never put it off until the day we had to upload. no, never! in this pod, bm and w discuss school, big brother, and bm cries. as usual🙄 we answer questions from our number one fans, en deed and tein vougüe. they must be from out of town! kinda offend no one else asked questions, kinda rude of y'all. :/ we just want to take a moment to pray for little huddy, after a near death experience with a grape and powering the sway house on his bike all by himself, he needs our prayers especially in this time. bm&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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