Crunching chips expose a lying worker in Sushinoko's ACC-winning radio comedy
A 90-second radio farce of a worker swearing he isn't eating chips while every crunch betrays him — selling 61-year-old Sushinoko powder as a chip topping.
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The full archive, in the appA 90-second radio farce of a worker swearing he isn't eating chips while every crunch betrays him — selling 61-year-old Sushinoko powder as a chip topping.
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