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Hot Italian Dishes...the Saga Continues: Motorhome Ménage à trois
- Narrated by: Art Stone
- Length: 37 mins
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Hot Italian Dishes...the Saga Continues: Motorhome Ménage à trois
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Publisher's Summary
To conserve on expenses, the network had the chefs and crew double up with the motorhomes used as dressing rooms. This meant that a low life photographer such as Vic bunked with the equally low video guys while big time celeb Valerie Baldarelli shared a dressing room camper with another network's star, Giada DeLorean. How this arrangement would work out for a cameraman's sex life was still undetermined?
©2017 Vic Vitale (P)2017 Vic Vitale
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