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A Verbatim Audiotheatre PieceI don't know if it's because we're positive that people think they can say whatever they want Content Warning: Profane and Suggestive Language, Depictions of Violence, Sexual Themes, and Cyberbullying Sound Design and Production: Alexander C. AdamsRecording: Dave BirdVoice Actors:• Mattie - Neil Keery• [Up Arrow Emoji] - Noel Andrew Harron• Bi Curious - Martin McDowell• Bi Discreet/Read My Bio - Miche Doherty• Eoin - Jonny Mc Millen-Patterson• [Interviewer] - Matthew Cavan• Grindr Chorus: Patrick Quinn, Simon Gibson, Callum Payne, Dave Bird, and Ross Anderson-DohertyFor a full list of credits, please visit www.smashcutthepodcast.comFollow us on Facebook,Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram @SmashCutCastWe also have a patreon running at patreon.com/SmashCutCast

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