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00:00 Intro
02:20 Lower income tax
11:10 Stampede dress code
16:30 Gurk got suspended
23:00 Steve Jobs & mom
26:10 Gurks “Adhd”
32:45 Save Enzo
53:40 Lesbian tenants
56:00 Costco accident update
58:00 Mushu clogged the toilet
1:02:02 Kiren’s fear of bugs
1:06:50 husband fighting his parents
1:10:33 Kiren living with us
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