S2 EP17: Twenty-Something Girls vs. Thirty-Something Women

This week Sam and Chris take on their Biggest question yet…Dr. Bradley Meego, friend or foe? But before then, they go through a list of the top ten boyfriends (spoiler alert - we disagree on a lot of them). And then we take on an iconic episode that includes Charlotte getting crabs (btws what are crabs?), Samantha almost meeting her match, and a reveal that leaves Carrie shaking. Take a listen! And then you can join Chris over at The Dipp as he ranks his bottom ten SATC men. Chaotic energy coming!https://thedipp.com/sex-and-the-city

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