Episode 22: The Mini Storysode

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Help! I'm Wearing A Suit is a weekly chronicle of the enthusiastically haphazard adventures of two regular people and their attempts to live a life less ordinary. Welcome to our mini Storysode! An episode where we take a breather from loitering outside of our comfort zones and instead share some listener stories all around the subject of road trips. As Ernest Hemingway said ‘It is good to have an end to journey toward, but it is the journey that matters in the end.’ What are you waiting for, shed the suit; escape the everyday! Music: 'Thinking It Over' by Lee Rosevere

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