ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this TMI show, I talk about my Uncle Len, who passed away. I drone on about his funeral, and then share a new story in his memory, "Here With My Childhood Friend." Note: The story is a sequel to "Who Can It Be Now?" which was presented in Episode 170 of the show. Download the episode HERE. Support me on Patreon HERE. Logo by Gino "My Adulthood Friend" Moretto.
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