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November 28, 2022

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And So the “Drunk KPMG Daddy’s Girl” Remixes Begin…

by Adrienne Gonzalez

Thank you, young lady, for making my Friday. And the Friday of many plegs (? sorry, I don't speak Irish) around the world. Except for your dad Jimmy, who is probably mortified and can't delete the YouTube uploads fast enough. No worries, we've all saved a copy!

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