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Jan 29, 2024 58 min

64 - Heaven (ft. Jt Kelley)

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God's favorite comedian, Jt Kelley, comes back on the show and we're tryna get our asses to Heaven. Welcome to Tummy Time! Jt is launching a new podcast around the 7th Heaven cinematic universe and we get a little taste of what the Camdens are in for. We are also updated to the fact that statute of limitations may be different for civil matters. Good to know. "I can stick my finger in my belly button", the viral nature of virality, and why do bad things always happen when I'm on drugs? Putting the chem in chemtrails, the co-evolution of goat and man, and getting hunted for a million dollars. This podcast is a hot one burning at both ends! If you wanna get to Heaven, give this episode a damb listen. God's favorite comedian, Jt Kelley, comes back on the show and we're tryna get our asses to Heaven. Welcome to Tummy Time! Jt is launching a new podcast around the 7th Heaven cinematic universe and we get a little taste of what the Camdens are in for. We are also updated to the fact that statute of limitations may be different for civil matters. Good to know. "I can stick my finger in my belly button", the viral nature of virality, and why do bad things always happen when I'm on drugs? Putting the chem in chemtrails, the co-evolution of goat and man, and getting hunted for a million dollars. This one's a hot one burning at both ends! If you wanna get to Heaven, give this episode a damb listen.

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