This week on My Version Of A Podcast we are talking about our weekend in Southern California and our dear Milena's **th Birthday party! Jocelin tells us all about getting down to SoCal early Saturday morning, singing live with Mariachi at the party, dancing all night, and her infamous "gas man" story. Our special guest Michael Figueroa fills us in on what is a "quesabirria", what he did on the way down to SoCal, and how good was Jocelin with the Mariachi. Ronnie talks about the party in general, getting his first pedicure, and all about the wild and crazy times in SoCal. This is a very funny episode that you just cannot miss!
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