Aug 17, 2023, 4:03 PM | Updated: 5:50 pm
It’s the first edition of Helpful Hints from KIRO Nights with your host, Jake Skorheim!
Up first, how do you avoid having someone awkwardly pooping in the bathroom stall next to you? Jake’s got a foolproof strategy.
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