EPISODE · Oct 13, 2018 · 5 MIN
Technical Difficulties
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Really really really short episode. Q deleted a pre-recording that did a kamikaze and took the whole second episode with it. But we've figured out a way around schedule conflicts so we can have an episode every week. Thank you for bearing with us as we now are looking for an engineer so Q can stop deleting shit by accident
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