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Posted on February 18, 2015 by richtola

Tola Talks Road Rage, Unhealthy Lunches & Selena Gomez

Tola Talks WTF Wednesday stories around the world where everyone wins the Get Your S#!T Together Award…including the US for giving our school kids the unhealthiest lunches on the planet (close to it). Plus a shout-out to Selena Gomez for going topless in V Magazine.

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