Show Notes
G'day feelers, welcome back to another episode of No Hard Feelings. Todays ep is feeling extra unhinged, and we're into it. First up, Cass and Josh discuss whether they would sleep with a pornstar if given the opportunity. Then Josh reads to Cassidy the list of top sexiest things a man can do, and of course Cass gives her 2 cents. Cassidy then goes on a rant about UberEats bicycle delivery drivers and why they shouldn't exist. Finally, Josh asks Cass if they need to change up their types when it comes to dating. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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