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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2022 · 30 MIN

Flop Era Part 2

from Scammers Don't Simp · host Scammers Don't Simp

Just when you think the flop era has ended, another one begins. Listen in to hear more flops that have happened, some would say even worse than the first. But like we said last time, make your flop into a bop!

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