Newberg & Hannah 61 - One Sight Stand

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Hannah and I discuss Doom scrolling vs a "One Sight Stand!" - Timberlake, the best trash TV show on Netflix "Perfect Match," - Giant death racoons, Captions v No Captions, What would you be able to kill to eat, 72 y/o dating a 24 y/o, life viewing vs TV show watching and the best ways to relax - Next week on the show E from the Eels! Please like and subscribe and if you want to watch the show it's on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp989suttmZ0gflPE3WqWUA Merch for the show available at: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/thechrisarmy

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