S1:E30 - SlightlyUncomfortable - StereoTypes

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Stereotypes. We all use them to one degree or another but what are they exactly? How did we get to the point where Stereotypes define groups of people? Not sure we answer that question...but are damn sure going to talk about it....so check out our thoughts on the matter.

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