Un doubleur

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Hola familia, Los tres hermanos host close friend of the pod, the wonderful, Lumi, and discuss: Wisdom < Education ( but you can have both), last day on the job, Curses & "Curse" words, Accents & Voices, Monopoly, Community investment choice, Renegades podcast, SOTW, Size of America & Global issues, rich space people, Holistic Health, Mosquitoes * and a few misc. interjections. Enjoy :) Ending Note: Jet X Noon : Queen Jupiter (Verse) Songs Of The Week: Jet: Between Friends - Affection Biggs: Don Toliver - Cardigan Qemuse: Duckworth - Power Power | Bruce Springsteen - American Skin Lumi: Maverick City - Keep Praying ___________________________________ Catch ya next time folks, Love Ya <3

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