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Jan 21, 2021 1 hr 39 min

Raised in Pävertē

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In this weeks episode of the Won Percent Podcast. We catch up on the week. Beans tries to get the kids to eat healthy. The Jeff has to make some big business decisions. Mike has a slow week but still managed to get topped off. We also have a very special guess. One half of the @paverte_apparel clothing line. approved_certified is his personal page on IG

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