We're Having 1st World Problems Huh
from Bagels & Kool-Aid Hosted by ILL WIL & Colette
In this episode Colette and ILL/WIL discuss: -Crazy weather going on in America -Colette and Wil's first world problems -When a ethnic joke goes too far -When we should allow people to show growth -Retail Therapy is REAL!! And more current topics!!! Be sure to subscribe to, rate and review the show, and follow the show on Instagram @bagelsandkoolaid_podcast
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