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The Receipts Podcast — When Did Everyone Stop Growing Up? EP: 312
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When Did Everyone Stop Growing Up? EP: 312

The Receipts Podcast

This week on The Receipts, the conversation goes from royal family drama to a much bigger question: what does Black British adulthood actually look like? The girls get into Charles Spencer’s explosive claims about Princess Diana, Piers Morgan entering the chat, Gen Z bringing iced coffees to job interviews, Lori…

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“Audrey, hate to tell you. I believe your dream and the fact that you dreamt it was a sign to you to not believe everything you’re told. You have a spirit of knowledge more than likely that has become quieter as your innocence/ignorance has…”

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“53:00 OMG! Wake it up! I also think a lot of different interests are also (collectively) pushed under the “it’s white people shit” (I hate that statement) category! I have a lot to say on this and I’m glad the conversation is being had. Btw…”

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