Asking Friends for Money and Other Mistakes

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from Brilliant Observations · host Melissa Brilliant, Amy Fugazi, Brilliant Observations Comedy Podcast

What's worse: asking close friends for money, or causing close friends to waste four otherwise productive hours of work? Spoiler Alert: Amy did one of those things this week, and Melissa did the other. Which was worse? You be the judge, Dear Listener, as you muddle through this week's epsiode, working title Failed Audio Attempt Number 3. For the record, Amy wants everyone to know that the first screw up was 100% her error. The second screw up? 200% Amy's error. The third? Well, you get the idea. Thanks for listening, kids. Promose to be better next week.

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