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So what are you watching at the moment? Squid game, Dad. Let's watch it together this weekend.

That'd be nice. What's it on again? Netflix. You've got EETV, so you just switch it on. What season are we up to? Um, four? That's Stranger Things, Mom. And what about the kids? Don't worry, they'll watch Coca-Mellon for the hundredth time. Switch on Netflix with EETV, plus change up sports and entertainment. It's TV with the ultimate flex for the whole family.

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Hi, my name's Kramer and I am proud to admit that I am a mama's boy.

You're not just any mama's boy.

You're a certified mama's boy.

And this is the certified Mama's Boy podcast. Hi, Mom. Hi, honey. Okay, Wendy did not have a stroke. I think we have to start the episode out like this. And the Yanceys are a very dramatic bunch. So last week we started the episode and we're like, oh my God, Winnie had a stroke and this is so terrible. And in case you're new to our show, Winnie is my I guess not like my family's

dog

um stroke and this is so terrible and it gets your new to our show um winnie is my i guess not like my family's dog um it was supposed to my brother's dog but now my brother's moved in with my family for a very temporary small amount of time which now turned into it over a year now how long has he lived there yeah what's a year in june uh so's now, I guess, become the family dog.

My mom came on here.

She's like, oh my gosh, when he's had a stroke and we were all very, very, very sad.

I don't know how he went from a stroke to the story my mom's going to tell you next to maybe the most minuscule issue.

But I just,

I feel terrible because we've literally left you with this whole week thinking that this poor pet had a stroke.

But we will,

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