Episode 16
#16. Cookie Jail
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I'm not 18 anymore.
I'm working, raising two kids, and I have little free time.
That's why I chose University of Phoenix.
I take one class at a time and log in on my schedule.
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I realize it's very unorthodox to start the podcast with my voice,
but I want to tell you that there is a lot of pollen in the air in Washington, D.C.,
and Katie and I both are battling allergies.
Oh, I should introduce myself.
This is Robin, not Katie.
If it had been Katie, her allergies would be really bad.
So if she sounds particularly squeaky,
or if we have a voice break during the hateful thought...
Please don't complain.
Don't complain, because it's not her fault.
It's the trees.
Mike O'Meara, Radio Entertainment.
Hey there!
This is Katie with a very hateful thought of the day.
I hate Fairweather fans.
You know, those jerks who jump on the bandwagon of the most popular thing around.
And the second it falters, it's hit the road, Jack.
Loyalty is a virtue, and you, sir, have none.
Keep your false pretenses away from my team, my band, my beer, or anything I adore.
You have no loyalty, and I have no patience for your wagoneering.
I hate Fairweather fans.
And you!
I hate you, too!
Don't badmouth my band.
I'd like to apologize to all the fans.