FASHION TIPS FOR THE AMERICAN SPRING

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

HEY MITT, SHOW ME YOUR TAX RETURN AND I'LL SHOW YOU MINE. HOW TO BE MIDDLE CLASS ON FIFTY MILLION A YEAR. A LOT OF MODERATE NOSES OUT THERE DON'T LIKE THE SMELL. TWENTY-SEVEN OUT OF THIRTY-ONE JUST WON'T DO

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