ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How much would it take for you to risk it? 😭💀This week on Devious Thoughts, Handy & Maal put themselves through impossible hypotheticals, react to viral tweets, tackle a wild Reddit dilemma, and decide whether questionable behavior is actually justified... or just plain jaded.Things get even more personal when Maal shares stories about sibling rivalries, proving that family drama never really goes away.From impossible choices to internet chaos, this episode has a little bit of everything
TImestamps:00:48 would you risk it
18:26 sibling stories
21:39 tweets & treats
22:46 reddit
30:00 Justified or Jaded
Which "Would You Risk It?" scenario had you changing your answer halfway through?
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