EPISODE · Aug 25, 2024 · 50 MIN
S2E2 - Shaq's Group Chat Cat and Bat Stats
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Episode Notes This is episode 12(13) of our Four (4) Locos Podcast. Tucker tells us all to step into Dear Prudence's warm shoes. Mitchell has us play Group Chat Stats (send us an email to join) Paige has us guess the names of wonderful and exclusive and cheap products Cole wants Mitchell to finally become a Warrior Find out more at https://four-locos.pinecast.co
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