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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 31 MIN

Layla Said: Yapping about Pet Peeves

from Layla Said. · host Cylver Lining Productions

First solo episode, and Layla came ready. No guests, just her thoughts and a whole lot of pet peeves. She calls out the little things people do that drive her crazy, all while keeping it funny, honest, and 100% real. You might laugh or realize she does something that is your pet peeve. Either way, it's all in fun.

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