This episode of the podcast is brought to you by Life is Strange Double Exposure.

Life is Strange is a series of award-winning third-person narrative adventure games.

If you're listening to this pod, it's safe to assume you like stories.

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Forge allies and pursue suspects across two versions of reality, shaping both timelines through unforgettable choices.

Max realizes the killer will soon strike again.

In both versions of reality, can she solve or prevent the same murder?

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What is going on everyone and welcome to R-slash Entitled Parents. In today's first story,

a CEO of a company demands that her employees work for free. Before we jump into that, though,

if you aren't already, please make sure you are subscribed to my channel. As you all know,

it's completely free to hit that button,

and I'm trying to hit 600,000 subscribers by the end of 2020. What a gift it would be to hit 600K at the end of the worst year I can possibly ever think of in existence. So yeah, hit the button.

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