9: Time to Skedaddle

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This episode of Fun City contains descriptions of the use of firearms, a brief mention of suicide and one scene of gruesome violence.--Support the show at http://patreon.com/funcityventures--@funcityventures is the show@bijanstephen is TK@randwiches is Viv@nguersh is Luxeand @shodell is Lash@taylordotbiz is the bad boys and@mikerugnetta is everything else--Recorded at Fortunate Horse in Greenpoint BKProduced, edited and sound designed by Mike RugnettaPixlriffs is a hot soycaff at the start of a long dayOur music is by Sam Tyndall - http://cuneiform.xyzOur art is by Tess Stone - http://notdrunkenough.com/Our Discord mods are Olivia Gulin, Kestrel and Kit.--CC-BY Licensed SFX used in this Episode:https://freesound.org/people/karlis.stigis/sounds/168640/

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The team escapes the riot at the Javits-Bloomberg Center, and makes a new friend at The Ball Pit.

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