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Blue Collar Dads (2020)

Everybody loves a working man and these Blue Collar Dads definitely know how to work it. First, Hot and Hung Jake Mitchell drills beefy daddy Johnny Pierce. Then, muscle daddy, Dallas Steele entices super-muscle workman Sir Jet to cool off in his shower and heat up on his cock. Drew Sebastian gets a surprise when he goes to unload the work van and finds hot daddy Tony ready and waiting to take his load. Next, roofers Jack Dyer and Butch Spencer show up to fix the roof but get fixated on each other's cocks instead. Finally, hot daddy, Nick Maduro comes home after a hard day and daddy Dale Savage has just the right tools to make him relax.
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Everybody loves a working man and these Blue Collar Dads definitely know how to work it. First, Hot and Hung Jake Mitchell drills beefy daddy Johnny Pierce. Then, muscle daddy, Dallas Steele entices super-muscle workman Sir Jet to cool off in his shower and heat up on his cock. Drew Sebastian gets a surprise when he goes to unload the work van and finds hot daddy Tony ready and waiting to take his load. Next, roofers Jack Dyer and Butch Spencer show up to fix the roof but get fixated on each other's cocks instead. Finally, hot daddy, Nick Maduro comes home after a hard day and daddy Dale Savage has just the right tools to make him relax.

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Directed By:Brian Davilla
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In Theaters:4/15/2020
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Pantheon Productions

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