ACS (Part 1): Eric Lundgren + ‘Deadpool 2’ Baldywood
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Eric Lundgren is 15 days away from going to jail, and talks to Adam about battling Microsoft and the growing problem of e-waste. Plus, Bald Bryan reviews ‘Deadpool 2’ for this week’s Baldywood.
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