30. Piropos, despertadores y camas de agua

¿Sois de los que os levantáis llenos de energía o de los que preferís que no os hablen hasta haber tomado el primer café? En el programa de hoy descubrimos que el que se nos peguen las sábanas por la mañana no es cuestión de edad... ¿o sí?

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