LISTEN: Stacey Norman gets wooed by KZN listener Simangaliso

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On Tuesday afternoon, Stacey and JSbu had a conversation that the duo originally had off air. The topic was whether or not they thought that they were good kissers. Understanding if you are a good kisser is not the same as knowing if you are good at maths, let's be honest! Also, whether someone is a good kisser surely is subjective to what the other person on the receiving end likes and appreciates, no? KZN listener Simangaliso joined the show to tell the team what he rated himself as a kisser. The whole team was taken by Simgaliso's voice that JSbu had to ask him to give Stacey a good night message using his charming voice. Listen to this moment here
8 Oct 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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