EPISODE · Oct 17, 2024 · 33 MIN
#71 Wer billig kauft, kauft teuer
from NEGRONI NIGHTS · host Isabel & Lukas Zinnagl
Isabel hat sich vorgenommen, das Sofa endlich mal gründlich zu reinigen und hat dafür nicht nur viel Zeit und Geld investiert, sondern das Ergebnis scheint leider teilweise schlechter als vorher zu sein.
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Isabel hat sich vorgenommen, das Sofa endlich mal gründlich zu reinigen und hat dafür nicht nur viel Zeit und Geld investiert, sondern das Ergebnis scheint leider teilweise schlechter als vorher zu sein.
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Isabel hat sich vorgenommen, das Sofa endlich mal gründlich zu reinigen und hat dafür nicht nur viel Zeit und Geld investiert, sondern das Ergebnis scheint leider teilweise schlechter als vorher zu sein.
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