
Sam Explains West Tosa Getting A Kim & LaVoy Before East Tosa
Sam explains West Tosa getting a Kim & LaVoy before East Tosa from his careful position as an East Tosa man with a phone.
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Sam explains West Tosa getting a Kim & LaVoy before East Tosa from his careful position as an East Tosa man with a phone.
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