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Escape Womb: The Return of the Cursed Blender

Escape Womb: The Return of the Cursed Blender

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 In Episode 21, our special guests Josh and Lauren Monroe join us and things go full retail nightmare. In this chaotic episode of Escape Womb, they face off against a haunted appliance, a passive-aggressive 7-foot greeter, yogurt-covered toddlers, and a store manager so powerful, he can deny refunds with a sigh. Oh—and did we mention Nala the therapy dog is officially retiring? It’s funny, heartfelt, and absolutely unhinged. Takeaways: “The Therapy Dog Era Ends” – Nala’s had a career more meaningful than most humans. What’s next for the goodest girl in the classroom? “Bernie Ate a Whole Apple (Without Chewing)” – Josh and Lauren’s other dog might be trying to break the bank... one emergency vet visit at a time. “We Entered a Haunted Store to Return a Screaming Blender” – It screamed. We screamed. Everyone screamed. “Jazz Hands and CEO Nepotism Saved Us” – How did a spontaneous interpretive dance and a fake story about the CEO’s son unlock a retail dungeon? “We Escaped with a Refund… and a Coupon for Adult Diapers” – It wasn’t the ending we wanted. But it was the ending we deserved. -- Want more Josh and Lauren Monroe? @mrmonroeandnala on all socials Watch on YouTube: @mrs.woolleyin5th Listen Anywhere You Podcast: Apple, Spotify, PodChaser, etc. For questions, thoughts, symptoms, and stories, you may contact us at: wearefinepod.com — Produced by Human Content Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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