Firsts Ep. 2: First Heartbreak, w/Dave Ross: ENTITLEMENT Podcast

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We have a “first time” for everything. All the things we do in our lives now, no matter how mundane, had to start somewhere. That’s what “Firsts” is all about. Looking back, and remembering moments in our lives that we often try to forget. In this episode, we talk about our first heartbreak. My co-host, VICE Associate Editor Dave Schilling along with comedian Dave Ross managed to turn sadness into a laughing matter. We delved into the people that broke our fragile souls for the very first time, and even go on some lovely tangents about dating, toddlers, and Donkey Kong Country. Listen to the sheer and utter agony for yourself. Reflect on your own first heartbreak, and thank me later.

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