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Dec 12, 2024 57 min

Game Time

from Don’t Ask Me To Talk

Stacy broke her wee wee piggy toe but still made it to record so she and Eric could talk about mice, broken body parts, the Winklevoss twins, BINGO (the game, the app, the lifestyle), being hip to the scene, Decembeard, Eric’s undercooked turkey, holiday activities, trees, Halcyon versus salad days, stoopid toys (including Eric’s hot take on the most overrated toy), being a slave to the wheel and Eric’s movie review of 24-Hour Party People. Stacy attempts to play Juicy People with Eric, but they’re gonna need more time. Follow DAMTT on Facebook and Instagram @dontaskmetotalk. Email us at [email protected] Next time: Cereal

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