EP 46: Jack’s Greece Lightning

from Pitch It Good Hosted by Jim Hooker

Comedian Jack Scullion dives into sun-soaked chaos as two wildly different families discover they’ve booked the same Airbnb in Greece Tensions rise when the dads clash in a battle of egos—will they learn to get along, or will their holiday spiral into a Greek tragedy? Tune in for a hilarious tale of family feuds, scenic sunsets, and unexpected friendships!

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