EPISODE · Apr 9, 2021 · 1H 12M

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On the season three premiere of Imperfect Strangers, one of only three podcasts Michael K of DListed listens to, Melissa catches up with Amanda by telling her all about pandemic homeschooling fatigue. Our two stranger-friends also discover they differ wildly on how they shop. Amanda loves an “internet shopping moment” and has purchased many things because that Instagram be knowing. Melissa confesses she was deathly afraid of using credit cards online and thus has become mostly an online window shopper. Also, Amanda, on a whim, quit her personal Instagram. Listen for Melissa’s jealousy. Want to support Amanda and Melissa, the strangers behind your favorite new podcast? Join our Patreon! It’s AMAZING if we do say so ourselves (and we do). There you’ll find bonus content, episodes that never made air, IG Monday Night Lives you may have missed, a newsletter, private Discord chat server and so much more. You can join the club here! You can also support the show by buying your very own Imperfect Strangers merch! We have a very cool website! Go there now! We have a PRIVATE Facebook Group too. The Imperfect Strangers Podcast theme song is written and performed by Justin Beck. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imperfectstrangers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/imperfectstrangers/support

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