Episode 287 - And Now We Drink Episode 287: With Ruby Lynne
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Joining us on a whirlwind media tour, Ruby lynne joins Matt Slayer at the table this week. Matt and Ruby Lynne discuss the legalization or decriminalization of certain medications. Ruby Lynne shares traumatic run in with security at Heathrow airport. Ruby Lynne gets controversial on Twitter over the industry shutdown. Ruby Lynne talks her life long career of helping people. Ruby Lynne looks forward to her first AVN and shares with all her origin story and how she's built her success They also discuss what turns her on away from the camera. Ruby gives insight to her history as a swinger and it's affect on her industry career. The duo also discuss her new podcast "The Granny Panty podcast" Ruby shares what she looks for in a person to share her time with and her perception of body image. All this and more, this week on And Now We Drink
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