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How Did I Ever Survive the '70s? Strange, but True Stories
- Narrated by: Maxx
- Length: 4 hrs and 30 mins
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How Did I Ever Survive the '70s? Strange, but True Stories
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Publisher's Summary
Clayton Matthews, if that’s his real name, is a child of the ‘70s. He smoked pot, drove fast cars, and chased women. He has compiled his experiences (names have been changed to protect the not-so-innocent), into a hilarious look back at the ‘70s. Most of us over 50, will be able to relate to many of these stories, as we laugh our way through this audiobook. You won’t be able to stop listening!
©2018 Matthew Willoughby (P)2021 Pen It! Publications, LLC
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