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We're back! Also, Happy Thanksgiving. Today's episode shines a special spotlight on our many many #lifeupdates, Lauren watched a lot of movies and she gives them a review, get the scoop on the latest episodes of the Bachelorette, Lauren coaches Sarah on how to properly rant, and Lauren's roommate, Ellie, shares a special story involving a smoothie.
Today's episode might just be the quirkiest episode your ears have ever had the blessing of hearing, as we have an overwhelming amount of #lifeupdates and #worldupdates, we welcome a new country, we revisit the age-old question: "do cars take multi-vitamins?", and the last half of the podcast has extremely poor audio quality due to our latest segment titled "Lauren does her end of the podcast on the road ft. Hanna Myrlie". A special shoutout to you if you make it all the way through the episode.
Also happy birthday Hanna.
This episode features even more movie reviews, more #lifeupdates, more reviewing of drinks, more Sarah advice, more discussions on Cars, and even more audio interruptions. We also discuss the clear superior Disney World ride, and Sarah does a slightly weird "would you rather" segment.
Also, Vitamin Water please contact us.
It's spooky season here on the Suite Sounds podcast, and the girls (kinda sorta) get in the Halloween spirit... We indulge ourselves in conversations about past Halloween costumes, the superior trick-or-treating candies, and other equally spooky topics. We also mention some #lifeupdates, the latest on our TISPAL journey, review some drinks, and finally, special guest star Molly Krueger fills in for Sarah at the very end of the episode in an extremely intellectual conversation with Lauren.
HAPPY EPISODE NUMBER TEN TO ALL OF OUR LOVELY PODCAST LISTENERS SHOUT OUT AND SMOOCHES AND FIST PUMPS TO YOU ALL ESPECIALLY IRELAND GUY
On today's monumental jam-packed episode, we welcome several new guests onto the podcast, have a very unexpected and groundbreaking adult conversation, Sarah tries some classic Japanese cuisine, several college-level teenagers test their fifth-grade academic skills, and finally, learn that a mouthful of dirt is actually pretty great in comparison to some things.
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