Anthony D'Amico
FLIP FLOPS AND FUCKERY
Flip Flops & Fuckery dives headfirst into the wild, weird, sun-soaked reality of the Florida lifestyle — from everyday chaos to the unforgettable characters who call the Sunshine State home. Whether it's the quirks of coastal living, the golf-cart kingdoms of retirement communities, the outrageous headlines, or the random moments that make Florida truly one-of-a-kind, nothing is off-limits. Hosted by a couple with a uniquely twisted blend of experience — and a front-row seat to Florida's finest insanity — the show mixes humor, storytelling, and sharp observations about the places, people, and...
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