Setting Intentions

from Cliche Hotdogs · host Cliché Hotdogs

What a wonderful life, and another wonderful week we've lived. Glad to be back with you all. This week on Cliche Hotdogs the brothers discuss our weekly updates, confronting your demons, Altruism & self-preservation styles | references to: "Give and Take" by Adam Grant. Yoga + the metaphysical + spiritual invocations, Q's WaterFloss machine + Braces, Auraring + sharing information, Human civilization + inevitability of chaos, positive competition, twitter interaction - check show bio for @'s, push notifications, new professional artistry paradigms, clippy fans, and notepad story time. Shout out to one of the best baker's in Salisbury & on the east coast: Sharie's Treats ! Connect with her on IG @shariefurr to check out her selections and place an order if you desire :) Ending Notes: Biggs: "Serial-Killer Suicide" story Jet: "Negative (-) space" story QeMuse: "Monster on my back" Monologue --- Songs of the Week: Biggs : Frank Ocean - Forest Gump, Jay -Z - Story of OJ QeMuse: Thuy - Trippin' Jet : Frank Ocean - Biking K : Post Malone - Leave

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