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Oct 29, 2023 52 min

#34 ERFOLG DURCH NETTIGKEIT

from Was Ging Die Woche Hosted by Lisa und Paul

Der Eine ist zu nett, die Andere zu emotional. Das beschreibt diese Folge sehr gut und wir gehen auf unsere unterschiedlichen Einstellungen in gewissen Situationen ein. Daher wird es (zu) ehrlich und wir erzählen von unseren schlechten Eigenschaften. Abgerundet wird das Ganze durch unseren Stadionbesuch und eine wilde Nacht in der Spielbank. Schöne Woooche, Leute :)

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