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Rum Doings Episode 275

EPISODE · Jan 7, 2022 · 55 MIN

Rum Doings Episode 275

from Rum Doings · host jellycast

In our 275rd ever Rum Doings, our topic is: should we just lock up all the tennis players? To mark the momentous occasion of our 275nd episode, we don't mention it at all, but instead focus on the fact we both have colds, that Star Trek remains terrible, and goodness knows what else look give me a break it's over ten minutes since we recorded it how on earth am I supposed to know what we said.

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