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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2022 · 1H 12M

And Just Like That (We’re Dragged)

from Shortcomings

It’s episode 6 of the next chapter and we’re moving forward and backwards all at once. But before we get into the episode, we have a dramatic reading of our more honest reviews and then we take on Charlotte’s evolving apartment, Anthony joining the girls, Che Diaz discourse, and we bow at the feet of Queen Seema. Take a listen!

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It’s episode 6 of the next chapter and we’re moving forward and backwards all at once. But before we get into the episode, we have a dramatic reading of our more honest reviews and then we take on Charlotte’s evolving apartment, Anthony joining the girls, Che Diaz discourse, and we bow at the feet of Queen Seema. Take a listen!

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It’s episode 6 of the next chapter and we’re moving forward and backwards all at once. But before we get into the episode, we have a dramatic reading of our more honest reviews and then we take on Charlotte’s evolving apartment,...

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