Scott Humston-2 Minute Tips Podcast-Episode 10- Pants On The Ground!

ByScott Humston

 

While some venues make dictate that your pants hang off your butt, being on stage in a professional setting is not one of them. In this episode let’s take a minute to realize the importance of pants that fit well.

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