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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2020 · 52 MIN

Tyson: I punched the rattlesnake in the face!

from Side Yard Side Bar · host Side Yard

Tyson shares about his Covid swab, punching a rattlesnake in the face, and making his own fireworks! Let’s go!

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Tyson shares about his Covid swab, punching a rattlesnake in the face, and making his own fireworks! Let’s go!

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Tyson shares about his Covid swab, punching a rattlesnake in the face, and making his own fireworks! Let’s go!

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