Episode 2 | Relationships Are Overrated

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On this episode Dre, Zo, and Travis have a conversation about how eating booty is nasty, why relationships are overrated, why people don't go after what they want, and current sporting events. If you would like to reach us you can contact us here: Email: [email protected] Website: https://retrosoundwavmedia.com/ Instagram: @212llcspod Dre Instagram: @retrod.r.e and @retrosoundwavmedia Twitter: @retrodre_ or @retrosoundwav Zo Instagram: @young_pluto08 Naz Instagram: @nv.z_ Travis Instagram: @thisiskbq @thekingsqueensprojectco Damian Instagram: @the.maverick @archieveby_dp

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