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After already being too slow on the dodge and catching COVID earlier this year, I'm faced with the possibility of having it again. As the name suggests this wasn't a random test at all but a required measure as part of the protocols for my job. If you read this far, here's a lil nugget that wasn't in the episode, ➡️ I tested negative.
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This episode we are back with Melissa and Ricardo for another conversation but this time on a hot topic as you can see from the title. Now the conversation doesn't go down as smoothly as planned (sound quality, zoom and directional issues being a bit off topic) but hopefully you can still enjoy it.
This episode is all about where your moral compass will take you in a situation of losing your wallet/purse and what your reaction would be to either having it returned or not.
This is episode is legit a truly random episode about exactly what the title says, what you're afraid of. To be exact it's more about what I'm afraid of but not that deep philosophical mumbo jumbo crap, just good old random stories on fears which might be pretty funny.
Today's episode is another part of the Moral Compass Questions series. We get to sit down and have a discussion with my friends Ricardo and Darkie Sweetz on two slightly twisted moral situations. Be a decent person and sell out the noble criminal or make the harsh decision between saving a relative…
Just wanted to do a brief episode thanking you guys the listeners and supporters. Also dropping a few updates as it relates to the show.
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