Six-Pack Soulmate | Self-care

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Dear Listener, Welcome back to Cliche Hotdogs :) Hope this description finds you well. Happy Holidays to all, let's enjoy a loving and warm hibernation. This week, all four brothers join in on a conversation about Good "Hue"mor, Self-Care Principles, editing cliche hotdogs, old internet entertainment, King Bach Appreciation, Smoke Tactics, and feelings & rationalization. Love ya, see ya next time :) Songs of the Week: Biggs: Kenny Mannis | MY shiny teeth and me Jet: The Pointer Sisters | I'm so excited PartII: Silk Sonic | Smokin' out the window QeMuse: Yamz | Masego

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