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New comments on Podcast: "I Feel Snitty"

I've received several new comments about my podcast, I Feel Snitty, over the past few days. Here they are, in no particular order:

- "Enjoying your podcast, Craig! Working my way backward from #39. Chuckling away to my self-isolation self."

- "You are really funny! The voices! And if people don't listen close enough, they may miss you mispronouncing everything like Trump does."

- "We all have time on our hands at home. Why not listen to your show and get needed laughs?!? Especially now!"

- "I'm caught up, so now I'm going backwards! Keeping me laughing!"

- "Your podcast is funny. I wish it wasn't based on real life situations!"

- "Love the snark! Everyone please listen for a good laugh. Remember it's snarky. Snarky means it's a joke! Happy laughing everyone! We need it at this time!"

- "More people need to listen! You make me laugh when things are tough! I appreciate that! Really!"

You can listen to any of the 40 (and counting) episodes and follow the show at the following link: https://ifeelsnitty.podbean.com/
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