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Dean & Rog's Birthday Scam - 3/4/24

EPISODE · Mar 4, 2024 · 4 MIN

Dean & Rog's Birthday Scam - 3/4/24

from Dean & Rog Birthday Scams · host Houston's Eagle

Donnie’s KIDS like to ride DIRT BIKES, so someone called the COPS, but they said GO AHEAD! Well, Rog, the neighborhood NARC, calls Donnie to say since the COPS didn’t serve JUSTICE, Rog will have to take matters into his OWN HANDS!   Will Donnie’s bikes SURVIVE this CALL?! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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