• The Battle of Perth V Sydney! A rant about BIZ life & MUM life + Katie is the Spawn of Satan & We give you some juicy goss about TWO MUMS SLEEP CO... not really but kinda

  • Oct 31 2022
  • Length: 57 mins
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The Battle of Perth V Sydney! A rant about BIZ life & MUM life + Katie is the Spawn of Satan & We give you some juicy goss about TWO MUMS SLEEP CO... not really but kinda

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  • WELCOMEEEEE to another killer ep of Two Mums One Pod.
    We are hyped to be here obvs.

    Katie and I find MORE differences between P'city and Sydney... one being Sydney has no cool nicknames. Katie drinks milk from a carton, I KNOW RIGHT SHES A CRAZY BITCH! And we introduce ourselves and tell you some fun facts you might not know. AND we go on a tangent about business life, is it what we expected?

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    Kick back, relax, pour yourself a glass of your fav beveragino and listen to us not have our shit together... literally, this ep is as shitty as it can get.

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