EPISODE · Nov 30, 2009
A Woman’s Place is In The Kitchen? | Joint Failures 6
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Joint Failures Episode 6: Chris & John discuss TiVO’s bleeding subscriber base, Obama’s 10 trillion debt, and if the family just runs smoother if someone is a stay at home mom or dad.
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