Episode 69: Roll Bounce: Slightly Elevated DCOM

Are you ready to lace up your skates and time travel back to when funk and disco reigned? Well you better get ready because that's exactly where we're going! So get ready to destroy a car, unsuccessfully flirt with a girl, and most importantly; roller skate! It's time to "Roll Bounce"

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