EPISODE 4 - DOMESTIC LESSON
Jun 27, 2024
[ Certain skills are needed to survive on an everyday basis. Theses skills are supposed to be taught at a young age, but not everyone get that domestic lesson]
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If you don't know how to cook, you should ATLEAST be able to make dishes that meet your daily calorie intake and have the vitamins you need!
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