Episode 127 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
20/07/2017 30 min
Episode 127 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

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Meow! He's on a roll today. Jeremy Bradley goes on a rant about Sears Canada. Even though the Canadian stores are beginning liquidation amid the company's bankruptcy protection request, JB has found some not-quite-so-great deals in a local store. Also, it can be exciting to get a new computer or phone but for JB it's annoying to have to get everything set up. Hear his rant and see if you agree.

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