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Mar 19, 2023 42 min

#5 NACKT DURCH BERLIN

from Was Ging Die Woche Hosted by Lisa und Paul

Moin KW11 - Lisas Geburtstagswoche. Diese fing ziemlich leicht bekleidet an und endet mit dicken Jacken an der Nordsee. Außerdem steigen wir auf euren Wunsch noch einmal tiefer ins Thema Eifersucht ein: Was steckt dahinter, dass Paul mal nicht vom Feiern nach Hause kam und wie klären wir solche Dinge? Und Paul? Nur mal aus Interesse: Was wäre wenn es kein Social Media mehr geben würde?

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