S4 E42 - Celui qui avait joué au loto

Comme tous les jeudis de l'été, c'est la colo des paillettes !Est-ce que votre céhri(e) écoute le podcast avec vous ? Avez vous déjà demandé une photo à une célébrité ? Avez vous joué au jeu SMS de la coupe du monde ?Pourquoi Manu est rentré dans ce bar pour faire un loto ? Vous saurez tout !Merci à la résidence Kley Créteil pour leur accueil ! https://www.kley.fr/ Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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