36: Teams

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

this episode's topic is literally the best topic we have ever done. like it revolutionizes the podcast game, even more than trisha paytas. you know another game that revolutionizes things? teams. this game is my favorite game because we are on teams. if you wanna be on my team, wait in line, its a long one. and if you want to be on my team, you'll have to wait in an even longer line. more people want to be on my team.this is simply factually incorrect, and you need to stop the spread of FAKE NOSE. and stop your evergrowing forehead. bm&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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