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from Brilliant Observations · host Melissa Brilliant, Amy Fugazi, Brilliant Observations Comedy Podcast

Smells like goats at the fair in here, Dear Listener, and it's all thanks to you. Back again this week is Mormon Soaking, explosive diarrhea and everyone's favorite, Looking Back On My Past Behavior. Did we mention the balls? Join us for a laugh (or jiggle if you dare). We swear we won't disappoint.

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