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    Letters to the Editor: I thought I was free from the Kars4Kids jingle. It was only false hope

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsJune 9, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    To the editor: Once I learn the original article noting that the Kars4Kids jingle was to be pulled, I used to be overjoyed! It’s at finest an annoyance and at worst an insidious earworm. I take heed to terrestrial radio often and appeared ahead to a respite from listening to kids singing the identical tune time and again in each completely different musical style conceivable.

    Think about my chagrin after I heard the jingle the very subsequent day and on daily basis after that (“Earwormy Kars4Kids jingle is back as charity appeals in California court,” June 4). Now I can stay up for listening to it once more, on a regular basis. Apparently court docket orders might be ignored with impunity — an appallingly widespread prevalence nowadays.

    Kent Grigsby, Riverside



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