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Eileen Fitzgerald

4:26 - 4:42

"That is infuriating. That business does our, our Boy Scouts, our Girl Scouts, donates to our families, keeps my old car running. That is shameful, and that falls on you."

“That is infuriating. That business does our, our Boy Scouts, our Girl Scouts, donates to our families, keeps my old car running. That is shameful, and that falls on you.”
Speaker
Eileen Fitzgerald
Timestamp
4:26 – 4:42
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kodiak
Captured at
October 8, 2026

From the transcript

That is infuriating. That business does our, our Boy Scouts, our Girl Scouts, donates to our families, keeps my old car running. That is shameful, and that falls on you.

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