42: The Santa Debate

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

santa is real. we all know it. if you are a santa denier in today's society please leave and rethink your choices in life. but the real question up for debate is whether or not he is a good person. today bm and w take a side, pro santa, or anti santa. do you believe that santa is just a good hearted jolly man who gives gifts out of the goodness of his heart? or an evil, classist, capitalist scum? well you will be able to make your decision today by listening to the pod. please put your final decision in the comments down below on your opinion. happy holidays. bm&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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