すべての自省たちへ

ニンパイradio、今回は超プライベート回「すべての自省たちへ」。最初に入った会社について／「ジョジョの奇妙な冒険」と「ハイキュー!!」の作者がOBの学校／会社にはいろいろな人がいた／飲み会好きの原点／バックれたブラザーのこと／なかなか捕まらなかった社長／二子玉に住んだ経緯／風呂なしアパートという愚行とそれでも良かったと思える理由／ポエム読んで終わるご意見・ご感想はTwitterでもどうぞ。⁠https://x.com/shinobuk⁠ニンパイradio⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/1TRBYC5U39CceLGv4tpr0A?si=EDGsB1gUSJm_P2TRDuOQJQ&nd=1&dlsi=c154148a3ae34c5e

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