S&A Ep 41 Thank God It's Friday: Working Girl & 9-5 W/ Laura Celeste Cannon

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This week Lindsay is joined by Fatal Femmes Host Laura Cannon as they clock in for a full shift; for a Double Features of Mike Nichols' Working Girl (1988) & Colin Higgins' 9 to 5 (1980).  This is an Double that proves that 9 to 5 is all taking and no giving.

 

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