EPISODE · Jan 14, 2019 · 24 MIN
Amazon Owner Cheats with Amazonian
from Opposite Ends · host JP and Kyle
In this episode Kyle is frustrated that the current laws will force Jeff to split 50/50 with his ex wife. We also discuss why neighbors think it's so important to put eyesores in the front yard
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