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Chapter 4: Your Forearm is Bleeding. Or, Comradery and Belonging

The loneliest man in Philadelphia stumbles upon two million dollars in cash outside a strip mall and takes it. Then everything gets all messed up. Performed by Matt Schultz, Brendan O&#39;Hare, Cory Snearowski, Chris Gilman, Jeremy Levick, Rajat Suresh, Sofia Manfredi, Brian Murphy, Josh Schultz, and Hannah Dere Lonely Street (Face Lotion &amp; FedEx Drivers) performed by Jeff Marks Written and Directed by Matt SchultzProduced and Mixed by Will KempnerMastered by Alex Gilson Artwork by Jake Schultz and Josh SchultzSpecial thanks to Kirsten Schnappauf and Jessye McGarry

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The loneliest man in Philadelphia stumbles upon two million dollars in cash outside a strip mall and takes it. Then everything gets all messed up. Performed by Matt Schultz, Brendan O'Hare, Cory Snearowski, Chris Gilman, Jeremy Levick, Rajat Suresh, Sofia Manfredi, Brian Murphy, Josh Schultz, and Hannah Dere Lonely Street (Face Lotion & FedEx Drivers) performed by Jeff Marks Written and Directed by Matt Schultz Produced and Mixed by Will Kempner Mastered by Alex Gilson Artwork by Jake Schultz and Josh Schultz Special thanks to Kirsten Schnappauf and Jessye McGarry

The loneliest man in Philadelphia stumbles upon two million dollars in cash outside a strip mall and takes it. Then everything gets all messed up. Performed by Matt Schultz, Brendan O'Hare, Cory Snearowski, Chris Gilman, Jeremy Levick, Rajat Suresh, Sofia Manfredi, Brian Murphy, Josh Schultz, and Hannah Dere Lonely Street (Face Lotion &amp; FedEx Drivers) performed by Jeff Marks Written and Directed by Matt SchultzProduced and Mixed by Will KempnerMastered by Alex Gilson&nbsp;Artwork by Jake Schultz and Josh SchultzSpecial thanks to Kirsten Schnappauf and Jessye McGarry

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