Dumber Than Parakeets

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On this week's episode, Hunter and Lindsay discuss life, death, and everything in between (although, not in that order, that would make too much sense). They cover their most bizarre drunk behavior, favorite television shows from when they were kids, and get into the deep end about divorce. Make sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, download it, and if you're feeling kind, give it a 5 star rating. As always, please send anything you've got to [email protected]. Thanks for listening!

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