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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2021 · 22 MIN

Bad Gifts, Game Shows, and Virtual Viewing Party

from Casual Side · host Casual Side Team

Sitting at home and “working”, Jimmy and Troy talk about their experiences with bad gifts, sharing their thoughts about game shows, making an imaginary game show and what are good remote viewing options to watch content together.

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Sitting at home and “working”, Jimmy and Troy talk about their experiences with bad gifts, sharing their thoughts about game shows, making an imaginary game show and what are good remote viewing options to watch content together.

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