The Endless Summer and Staying Forever Young

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In this weeks episode of The Rude Dude Recovery Podcast the guys are reunited! The guys share their patriotism due to the Olympics, rattle off their favorite patriotic songs and give due praise to Steph Curry. Hen shares his wild story of being on the road traveling for a month plus and delves into a hard but profound conversation with his oldest daughter while in California. Cam shares a story about playing like a kid at his daughter’s birthday party and Hen reiterates his passion for staying young by telling a story about building sandcastles at the beach. Cam shares his Michelin star restaurant experience and the guys go over how our parents quirks annoy us and much much more! You won’t want to miss this fun and light episode of The Rude Dude Recovery Pod!

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