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Stag Night

EPISODE · Dec 24, 2018 · 26 MIN

Stag Night

from Opposite Ends · host JP and Kyle

Kyle truly believes that strippers are an essential part of any bachelor party and the only safe alternative is midget wrestling. Kyle also expresses why misogynistic songs from the 1940s shouldn't be banned from the radio.

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