Grumpy Old Git's Guide To Life Part 11

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Grumpy Old Git's Guide To Life - Part 11

View it at https://youtu.be/tv2mWsAFqvE



Time for another read from this fantastic book, with ad-libs from me!

If the Grumpy one in your life is watching their shape or you are watching it for them, then this is for you...

This read is all about some health tips for the Grumpy Old Git in your life, or maybe even you're self!





If you missed the last one catch it at https://youtu.be/GAK9RUuOzvk



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