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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2020 · 51 MIN

5: Who Are You?

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

its a well known fact that bm cant spell w's name, but does she know any other facts about her? on this episode of the #pod #cast the gang takes a 'how well do you know your bff' quiz. this quiz might have messed up the results, as bm and w are far from bffs, they only know each other in the context of a podcast. besides the fact that this is their 5th episode, bm and w still took over an hour to figure out how to edit and upload this thing. just being on facetime didn't help either, seeing as bm is mad dumb and w is the only one with a working braincell. b&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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