(S1 Ep29) Social obligations

from Treehouse Villains · host Treehouse villains collective: Ian, Suade, Nucci, bright boy , Radar, P.Rez, Damian, Scotty

We get into the social obligations or guilt of ghosting someone not keeping in touch and other random instances where there are expectations that don’t get met and some discussions on when random things go your way in a positive On the mics: Ian, Suade, P.Rez, Xray

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