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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2020 · 1H 2M

We Just Did

from Imperfect Strangers · host Imperfect Strangers

Fire up a super patriotic song that usually makes you uncomfortable because the American flag has been hijacked for nefarious and racist purposes and worry no more! An ecstatic and joyful Amanda and I discuss the 2020 election results. #RealNews Listen as we give commentary on #LawnAndOrder and give flowers to Black women. Pour yourself a tall glass of MAGA tears and enjoy. And as referenced at the top of the episode, don’t forget to head on over to our Patreon because we’ve unlocked a bonus episode on Amanda’s Midwestern accent and AAVE no one should be using— it’s free right now. Like a free trial to entice you to sign up for the Patreon. In this political climate, we’ve all grown tired of the lies so we are big on honesty here. We’re enticing you. Plus, because we gave some shit away to non-patrons and we’re moms and we deeply understand how “that’s not fair, we already paid for that!,” for those of you who are paying customers, you get an *extended* conversation about Meghan Markle’s choice to leave the castle. We only touched on it in Ep 25 “We Just Did,” because we pulled out the meat and potatoes of that conversation special just for you on the Patreon. Want to support Amanda and Melissa, the strangers behind your favorite new podcast? Join our Patreon! It’s AMAZING if we do say so ourselves (and we do). There you’ll find bonus content, episodes that never made air, IG Monday Night Lives you may have missed, a newsletter and so much more. You can join the club here! You can also support the show by buying your very own Imperfect Strangers merch! We have a very cool website! Go there now! We have a PRIVATE Facebook Group too. The Imperfect Strangers Podcast theme song is written and performed by Justin Beck. All season two artwork is by Lisa Venturella. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imperfectstrangers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/imperfectstrangers/support

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