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Stacey and J Sbu have the 'Does Size Really Matter…’ conversation

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Yesterday Stcaey Norman sent J Sbu what seems like the longest voice note he has ever laid eyes on.

16 minutes and 44 seconds to be precise- The screenshot was posted on our socials so KZN could witness what J Sbu was subjected to.

Even though J Sbu hated the long voice note he confessed to listening to first 30 seconds, a bit in the middle and the last 15 seconds.
So

When then asked KZN, what should be the length limit when sending voice notes? AND please tell us what has been the longest voice note you have ever received.

Listen to the podcast to hear what KZN had to say
13 Jan 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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