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episode 192: Choose Problems Worth Having
Have you ever wondered to yourself: How the the hell did I end up in this situation?
I asked myself this question once. I was changing my clothes in the bathroom of a filthy Fuck My Life laundromat in Chicago.
It was a terrible situation. But I learned an important lesson. I’ll tell you about it in this week’s episode.
Image from: A Bar at the Foiles-Bergére, Edouard Manet
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