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Chronicles of Cancun - 10k Podcast Episode 17

Chronicles of Cancun - 10k Podcast Episode 17

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 In this episode of the 10k Podcast, Dominic (steel10k) and Dmitry report on a recent trip to Akumal Resort, karaoke experiences, getting cockblocked by a younger brother, and much more. The minor cuts in this episode make it just another scuffed podcast ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watch live and interact with chat on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/steel10k Follow on Twitter for notifications of when I'm going live and any schedule changes: https://twitter.com/steel10k ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guests socials: Dmitry's Insta: @mitya_photos ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamps: Introductions 00:00:06 Beginning of Cancun Story 00:01:37 Polish Baller 00:11:05 Early New Year's Party 00:18:51 Karaoke Chaos 00:25:00 Shot and Ball Boy Eddie 00:33:40 "Vacation Single" 00:45:28 Witnessing a Sabotage 00:55:19 "Getting a Guy is Like Video Games" 01:05:26 Xcaret Adventure Park 01:17:49 More Karaoke Chaos 01:31:17 Cockblocked by Younger Brother 01:35:41 Capitol Hill Raid 01:46:32 Trump Twitter Ban 01:53:40 Outros 01:58:38 Chronicles of Cancun Support this podcast

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