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Nov 27, 2020 1 hr 25 min

29: Window-view into Their Lives

from My Hill To Die On Hosted by Nate Rudd and Ryan Smith

Recorded October 31, 2020 This week Nate and Ryan show off another look into their lives with a look at their home screens and how they organize their phone lives. Then they talk about various games and the new hip things all the younglings are playing these days. After that they had… an experience. An experience named Caramel Punch Pepsi. For the main media of the episode Nate had Ryan watch the Alfred Hitchcock movie, Rear Window. After watching it, they discuss proper housing community layouts, the art of showing not telling, and how long one has to stare at their neighbors for it to officially be considered creepy. Connect with us Reddit: r/MyHillToDieOn Twitter: @MyHillToDieOn Email: [email protected] Game Corner Among Us Jet Set Radio - Amazon.com, Amazon.co.jp Ryan's Home Screen - Image 1Password Google Translate Google Maps ESV Bible Fight Club 5 Ferrite ExpressVPN Line YouTube PlayStation Google Classroom b-mobile Gmail Overcast Nate's Home Screen - Image Yahoo Weather Widgetsmith Albums PCalc Google Drive Due Screens Yahoo Auction thinkorswim Amazon IMDb Google Sheets Google Translate Seesaw DS Photo 1Password Disco Zoo OmniFocus Google Maps Bible Fantastical Rakuten Denwa Overcast Reeder Pepsi: Caramel Punch Official Site Rear Window Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp IMDb Theme by Michael AD https://soundcloud.com/michael-ad/the-deep-end used with permission

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