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Its NFL Football time! Today we discuss the beginning of the football season, CTE, and the double standards in the NFL.
👉 What’s inside this episode: • We talk about Taylor Swifts hit squad PR team, moving the goalpost, and locking down the Kelces • We lightly touch on essentialism in the league • Gambling tips and tricks for how to lose big! • 🎤 Raw, unfiltered dad humor, or at the very least some good content to go to sleep to.
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