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Nov 11, 2020 1 hr 15 min

WAYT EP. 102

from What Are Your Thoughts? Hosted by What Are Your Thoughts?

In this week's episode, an almost forgotten recap of the never-ending election is given along with the thought of how we would handle being the first children of the first lady. A conversation about nitrous leads Isiah to ponder which substance addiction would be the easiest to manage while working a 9 to 5. Chet Hanks stops by to share his thoughts on the aftermath of the recent presidential race. Mariah gives a recap of week 9 in the NFL. Drizzy sends WAYT a message while in recovery. Isiah also tries to keep the objectiveness when discussing certain legends.

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