303: Hallowali!

from Tommy's Brownload Hosted by Tommy, Kej & Sach

For the first time in our lifetime… Halloween and Diwali land on the same day! And we think that should be its whole own thing! Plus Kej is getting upset about people wearing certain types of footwear… I think there’s real injustice going on at McDonald’s but the boys don’t “anda-stand” me… and Sach got spanked by the latest storm! It’s most likely and highly probable that this could most definitely maybe be the official l last podcast from my house! But who knows! Either way - it’s a corker of an episode! Enjoy!

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