Not So FKN Typical - Episode 19

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This final episode of Season 1 is the perfect summary of FKN TYPICAL because we somehow manage to cover: 🎱 Bingo 🤠 Line dancing 💿 Old nightclubs - bring on the 21st reunion! 👕 Our winter range 🥗 Food 🍫 Chocolate balls 🎨 Tattoos ...and about 14 other completely unrelated topics. So if you've ever wondered what happens when two ADHD brains are left alone with microphones... This is it. 😂 To everyone who's listened, shared an episode, left a comment or sent us a message... Thank you. You've made this little passion project so much bigger than we ever imagined. We're taking a short break to recharge, make some exciting plans and come back with Season 2. See you soon, legends. 💚

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