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Feb 26, 2021 36 min

Ep. 62 Come Mierda Cuomo

from Dime Ugh Dozen Hosted by Alexsis & Ely

This weeks topics included. The power of music to influence. NY Governor Andrew Cuomo is embroiled in controversy. Tiger woods car accident. El Chapo's wife is still slanging dope. We made it to Mars (do you care?) Why don't successful criminals stop while they're ahead? (Frank Lucas, Escobar, El Chapo) Runtime 36:13

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