Give Me A Break

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from Suddenly Steven · host SoCal Steven

After a short staycation that included a hand pay I am back. I had a beach day and nap that ruined my plan to record any earlier. This episode is some of that, a few observations from my travels, and a couple AI tracks. I talked about my quest to get the best Philly and I rambled so much I didn't even give the review. I will start the next episode with that. I was all proud of my shopping compliment that I shared my recent Albertsons haul. There's more, enjoy whatever it is and we'll talk again soon.

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