Fan Service Pt 1: Fan Entitlement

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We get it, we all have series and shows that we love. But where do we draw the line between being a fan and being entitled? EDITORIAL NOTE: Near the end I mention being growing up in daycare. I was only in daycare until I was 13, not 18. I GROSSLY misspoke! -Tiffani #podcast #nerd #nerdgirls #starwars #sonic #gameofthrones #cats #lionking #disney #remakes #blackgirlmagic #rey #kyloren #hansolo #leia #legacy #riseoftheskywalker #xmen #sims #comics #truconfessions #daria  Intro courtesy of Musicality on SoundCloud

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