Tornar amb l'exparella és bona idea?
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Tenim un safareig molt gros sobre Bad Bunny! Sembla que el porto-riqueny ha tornat amb la seva exparella i les xarxes s'estan tornant boges seguint-los arreu del món. L'Alberto Gadel ens exposa quins oficis no vol que substitueixi la IA i la Gal·la Castelltort torna a fer un rànquing, aquesta vegada sobre els pitjors invents de la humanitat. També ens visita la Judith Anyahora per recomanar obres de teatre als jugadors del FCB i tanquem el programa descobrint les vostres confessions.
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