You’ve been kissing my cheeks a lot | Lu & Jarch on Triple M | Friday March 6

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It’s an extra special Freeball Friday because sick daddy is finally well enough to do the show! You know you’re old when you go to Vegas for a couple of days then need a week off work to recover. We take calls from listeners who have also realised they’re getting old, plus parents share some of the dumbest calls they’ve received from their kids school. SEEYA MONDAY!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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