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Welcome!

Welcome to I Know You Didn't Ask, the unapologetic, unfiltered, and slightly unhinged podcast you

didn't know you needed. I'm your host, Megan O'Donnell, pop culture obsessive, professional

oversharer, and the host of your new fix for celebrity gossip, reality TV chaos, books, food news, beauty tips,

and of course, navigating your life in your 30s. I know you didn't ask, but I'm telling you anyways.

Sit back, grab a drink, and enjoy the show. What is up, everybody? This is I know you didn't ask. And I'm your host, Megan O'Donnell. And I don't know if you can't tell by my raspy voice. I've got a bit of a little spring cold. I think it's allergies. I think the pollen is just living in my throat.

You guys, I'm always... a little spring cold. I think it's allergies. I think the pollen is just living in my throat.

You guys, I'm always behind the curve. And the amount of Bravo content coming out lately is

like aggressive. I simply cannot keep up. I usually like to do a binge of like three or four

episodes of a show in one sitting. That's how I really feel like I ingratiate myself in the city, in the argument, in the

fight.

And I'm a little behind, but fully am immersed in the new season of Ladies of London.

There's actually nothing I love more than spunky, genuinely wealthy, aristocratic, drunkard, British people.

Being American is so embarrassing.

Like, especially on the show, seeing, like, the Americans in comparisons to the British people, you know, it's always the Americans who are, like, far too emotional, cannot

simply take a joke when, like, the joke of the British person is saying is, like,

so mean, so cruel. But, you know, Brits evidently have, like, no feelings. And I like that.

I'm leaning into it. I haven't finished this season. I have like two or three more episodes.

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