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[Buck-i-Nana]

On 4/5/2014 Star bright said:

On 4/5/2014 Pook said:

On 4/5/2014 cgando said:

On 4/5/2014 kittymomNC said:

I totally disagree, like her, like her products, don't care if she likes that other thing we've discussed incessantly....she's cute, informed, great cook, has great cookware, and I enjoy watching her..and so many people harp on the fact that the hosts need to stay out of other presentations and let the vendor talk--why is Rachel any different? She knows her product because of lifetime experience and the fact that she designed it herself....

Agree 100%

Agree also!!

Why watch and run to post this ridiculous nonsense - THEN probably still watch and say how aggravating it is to you. Would hate to be around you when something is really aggravating. How stressed out you must be if you are aggravated by someone's voice that you don't even have to listen to!!!!

Ah, Lady gee their are alot of others who agree with me read all the post that have been posted you sound like you would aggravate me.

There are a lot of others who disagree with you. What makes your impressions more valid than mine?

There's no pleasing everyone. The Q obviously sells a great deal of RR products. Until that changes, she will continue to be on the Q.

[mousiegirl]

As with Susan Graver, no host needed, just let them talk and sell their products, but I am sure the host is there to keep things moving along, and that is all they should do, because talking with either one of these women is hopeless, though Rachael even beats Susan.

[Kachina624]

On 4/5/2014 kittymomNC said:

I'm surprised at myself for even saying this, but if you think Rachel has a voice that grates on your nerves, you should watch HSN next time Slinky brand fashions are on. I don't think this designer has a throat problem like Rachel does, and if there is a health reason for why she sounds like she does, I apologize in advance.

That Jackie person who sells Slinky has the worse voice in TV. I couldn't figure out why anyone would hire her for a TV job until she mentioned her father-in-law inventing the fabric. Okay, that explains everything. She was on today. I can't listen to her.