Lemonada.

Internet trolls eat their words in this comedic cake hustle.

After seeing a mean comment on Dolly Parton's Facebook page, a woman realizes the absurdity of internet trolling and

bakes up a hilarious and ironic side hustle. Hey, what's up friends? Welcome to side hustle school.

Chris Gillibow, your host here. This year, we're bringing you some remixes of our early years

best stories, especially from 2017 and 2018. When we first got started. We were a baby podcast. In early 2018,

we only had a few hundred episodes done. Isn't that crazy? We've now got 3,000 plus episodes.

So if you weren't listening back then, these stories are completely new. If you do happen to

have an incredible memory, while each one is being re-recorded, and we'll also include some new

updates in some cases.

And this story is about reading online comments.

You know, you're not supposed to do that, right?

It's like a great way to be miserable and interact with sometimes the lowest form of

humanity.

Perhaps not always, but basically there is that rule of like never read the comments.

Don't read the comments on news sites in particular.

Just don't do it. It's not good.

But in this case, a woman reads that mean comment on Dolly Parton's Facebook page and she decides to fight back in this really creative, funny, as I said, absurdly ironic and hilarious way. So if somebody

on the internet has ever said anything mean to you,

you might like this story. And I'll bring it to you in a moment when our program continues.

One day, Cat Thek was taking a mental break from her copywriting job when she noticed something on Facebook that struck her as completely ludicrous.

Someone had left a comment on Dolly Parton's page, and it said, your mama be so disappointed in you.

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