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Episode 1 - Where Did All The Toilet Paper Go?

EPISODE · Mar 24, 2020 · 20 MIN

Episode 1 - Where Did All The Toilet Paper Go?

from Coronavirus Diaries · host Lewis Costello

In this episode, Lewis has a moan about the lack of items at the shop, asks what could be done to make quarantine more tolerable, and ponders how long this pandemic might last. He also explains how you can win a quarantine pack.To connect with the show, Tweet @lewiscostello or email [email protected]

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