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Episode 099: Young Man's Fancy

Season 3, Ep. 34

Rob and Will tackle important topics including what uniform number is too high for a professional athlete? Why don't those fold out stair high chairs exist anymore? And also how you should start giving stuff away as you get older. So grab your ghost fudge and get ready to be a mama's boy because it's another Time Enough to Cast. Have any questions or comments on all the wrong stuff you heard in this episode? Send them to timeenoughtocastpodcast@gmail.com

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