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Ep 7: Halfway to Nowhere

By: Angella Dravid, Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu
Narrated by: Angella Dravid
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  • Angella completes Adam Sandler’s Anger Management class during her stint at the bail hostel and finds another old white guy to help fight Gary and her deportation. They fail. Finally, she calls her mum for help.
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I listened to this today at work and loved it..great story..really cool chicky..I love how you've turned this story into your victory..awesome!

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