Ep 95: Tender booty cheeks

from My Show Hosted by Jake Tabor

What would happen if we were presented with farmed human meat? Would we eat it? Alex...has some strong feelings. This episode is a lot of fun, we take to Twitter for our first question testing the limits of our fan hood. What jersey would we wear if we had to wear the jersey of our most hated rival? That's just a small cross section of the madness we cover this week on My Show!

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