Level B.94 Wine decline

Are labels describing food honest and legal or a con? 

Why are we throwing all our stuff away?! 

How did we keep in touch before emailing and social media? 

Too many job problems 

Another year is ending... 

"This Year's Overview" Transcription : https://www.patreon.com/posts/77-best-of-de-59467971 

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