Hey everyone, welcome to the Brain Candy Podcast. Candy for your love brain and your

right brain. I'm Suzy Meister and I'm here with Sarah Rice. That's me. Hi guys. Sarah

broke some news just a minute ago that I'm all warmed up about. Tell us about it.

Well, we got a review, a new review on iTunes and it's not exactly a five star

review. I think it's even a four star. I think it might be a three star review.

And yeah, we can pull it up and I can read it to you. What's the essence here? Well,

look, I get it. You know, we're not going to be everybody's cup of tea. Well, that's

for sure. Absolutely for sure. And Suzy and I try our hardest to be well-rounded, informed

people. But this person did not like that. Well, she said that we were a little bit hypocritical.

Oh my God. Because we do not like. Okay, here we go. Okay, here we go. I'll read it.

Okay, we don't like GMOs. We don't like the title of the review. Well, first of all, let

me just say we don't want this to like scare people off from actually leading reviews.

This is just we would like to address any issues that are into reviews. So that there's

some kind of closure for both of us. Okay, it's the title of the review is somewhat hypocritical.

Somewhat. That's fair. I generally love the podcast. When I do get irritated with Sarah

and Suzy's California environmentalist double think don't eat GMOs don't drink soy milk,

source ethical clothing, yadda yadda, but drive everywhere and complain about having to pay

for parking. Driving is probably the single most environmentally destructive ways we'll have it

one could have. And the extensive asphalt associated with driving is obliterating our green virgin

green space number. Okay, that's the end of it. I totally agree with all of that stuff about

there being too much asphalt. I'm all for public transportation, but unfortunately I live in Orange

County and we don't have that. Really? I disagree completely because guess what? Eating meat is way

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