Masked Speaker: Best Man Dance
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You don't know me. A confession I can't take back. I am... The Masked Speaker. Got a text to 78592 that says, I'm on a mission to take a number two in as many famous places as possible. So far, I've hit the Louvre, the Washington Monument, and the Kennedy Space Center. I'm really excited for my trip to New York. the big apple like what statue of liberty go to times square you could do it right alongside a guy dressed in a homemade elmo costume and you may even still get tipped for it the thing is we all have our weird confessions that we want to own up to and much like a mystery number two you can leave them anonymously right here on the mass speaker and today we have a guy who wants to come clean about something he's chosen vincent as his fake name vincent welcome to the show
Hey, what's up? Not much, Vincent. I mean, that's a question for you. What's up? So, yeah, this thing happened. I feel like a little guilty. I mean, it's not like the biggest thing in the world, but I just need to get off my chest a little bit. All right. Well, voice changer is on. You're now the mass speaker whenever you're ready. Let's hear your confession. Okay. So my best friend from high school, he asked me to be his best man. Oh, okay.
He's getting married.
That's great. Yeah. Do you like his wife? Oh, I don't know her that well. Okay. Because we've kind of fallen out of touch. Not that we're not friends anymore, but we've known each other for 14 or 15 years, and we have a lot of history, just not really recent.
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