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Burnett, she claimed, “missed the point of Martha Stewart. A live audience, crummy music, that was more like prison than being at Alderson.”

In-game proposition bets kept viewers in their seats through to the end of crummy blowout games, which meant higher advertising rates for telecasts, so the networks were happy too.

She thought the role had something to do with why she felt crummy.

“These infections are milder and don't require hospitalizations, even though they make you feel crummy for three or four days,” he said.

On a genuinely crummy day, advice to “look on the bright side” might make you want to scream.