A Day with the Meatball
A day with Adam Sandler's dog, Meatball.
A day with Adam Sandler's dog, Meatball.
Adam Sandler
Adam Sandler
Erinn Bartlett
Meat's Girlfriend
J.D. Donaruma
Angry Library Guy
Albert Malera
Waiter
A day with Adam Sandler's dog, Meatball.
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