"I should have brought candles and roses for this moment right here" - JSbu teasing Stacey Norman

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Stacey Norman came across some important research that was investigated by a team of scientist - being inquisitive she decided to put this theory to a test with JSbu. They created a video which is now posted on our social media pages.

According to the professor there is a perfect "Flirting Face" technique that women use to woo their object of desire, so of cause the team wanted to prove if it was true.

They even asked KZN how good of a flirt were they and KZN came through with all their lines and game face.

Listen to the podcast to the hear good of a flirt KZN listeners are.
21 Oct 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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