This week, we discuss Donald J. Trump’s reemergence as a blogger. A furniture company discovered that a third of people in England wash their sheets only once a year. A man in Japan was arrested for dating 35 women simultaneously in a bid to get birthday presents.
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In this week’s episode:
Check out Donald J. Trump’s breakthrough in communications technology.
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