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Episode 69: Splurging on a Handful of Walnuts (Get It?)

EPISODE · Jun 6, 2019 · 49 MIN

Episode 69: Splurging on a Handful of Walnuts (Get It?)

from Four Fat Guys · host Scott Green

Show Notes: What is a cappuccino? Stub is basically a walking corpse. Undercooked or overcooked. Let’s pick a car with superpowers. Roach’s tipping etiquette, or lack thereof. The $6 Man: Master Chef. A little Roach zombie cache.Facebook: bit.ly/FFGonFBTwitter: @fourfatguysshowInstagram: @fourfatguysshowWebsite: fourfatguysshow.comRate and Review on iTunes: bit.ly/FourFatGuysAppleCreditsTheme song: “4 Fat Guys” by The Gothsicles

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