• EP19 | Embarrassing Richard Fleeshman Story & Bystander Effect Worrying Truth | Couple Podcast

  • Oct 15 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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EP19 | Embarrassing Richard Fleeshman Story & Bystander Effect Worrying Truth | Couple Podcast

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  • Welcome to the latest episode of Balls Deep! This week, we’re raising a glass to Mainz, the wine capital of Europe, and Scott’s over-the-top excitement for upcoming stag dos! Join us as we recount our wild trip, which includes a hilarious mix-up with our accommodation that had us feeling like we were playing "knock a door run." From Shelby’s sofa blunder to awkward moments with our neighbours, you won't want to miss these tales. We also tackle the wild world of US politics and share our thoughts on the immigration situation in Frankfurt. Plus, Shelby shares a funny story about her first experience with rosé and the cringe-worthy moment she embarrassed herself in front of Richard Fleeshman! All this, along with travel highlights and our favorite and least favorite experiences in Germany, make this episode a rollercoaster of laughs and real talk. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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