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Sep 21, 2022 45 min

Going backwards always works

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- Auburn needs to get ready for the Cuban Missile - Adam Levine is an all time Scoundrel and - The Bachelorettes is finally wrapping up in the most underwhelming way possible All this and more on this weeks episode

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