81: Silly

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

every week we record this silly little podcast to upload so one silly little person can listen to it, and chargul takes one for the team and edits it, while bm makes her silly little thumbnails. but sometimes, when a podcast is too hard to edit, chargul stops taking one for a team and makes bm edit the podcast. these are the weeks where i hate this podcast. especially this one. why did chargul dox ourselves? and make me take out like two sections of the podcast? and why did she tell all my friends to dox ourselves every 5 seconds??????? and WHY DOES IT SOUND LIKE THERES A LITTLE BEE VERSION OF CHARGUL IN THE BACKGROUND OF THIS ENTIRE PODCAST. if this podcast goes up not on a sunday no it didn't. you made it up. this podcast is made up in your head. also i think the youtube is messed up but whatever you made that up too i'll fix it later. actually jk i'm not fixing it because it cut off at a funny point, so if youre reading this on the youtube and you for some reason desperately need to listen to this podcast go listen on any other podcast app. bm&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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