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Ep #5 A Florida Twofer from scamming old people to a lazy son that went to extremes to avoid a job. Let’s end it with a Diners, Drive-ins and Dives story…pizza style. episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 23, 2025 · 34 MIN

Ep #5 A Florida Twofer from scamming old people to a lazy son that went to extremes to avoid a job. Let’s end it with a Diners, Drive-ins and Dives story…pizza style.

from People Often Suck · host Tom and TC

Ep #5 More “Florida Man” stories for your listening pleasure. First up we got a scummy Real Estate Agent scamming old people followed by a lazy son who thought killing his parents was better than getting a job. Gator country gone wild. And you say you love pizza? But do you love it enough to travel the country and rate them?  One man does exactly that!

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