Tilly Tries Being Philosophical

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Episode 2 of being in NZ and what a time I have been having! Me and technology are still fighting, so the quality may be a little wild, but she'll be right. This episode has been hijacked as both a historical and philosophical time while also talking about no longer going to York, stopping apologising and honouring Dolly Parton <3

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