It's just a different kind of job

Imagine you are sitting home one evening when there's a knock at the door. Your spouse answers it, and there stands one of your neighbors demanding, "Which one of you works at the radio station?"

Do you:
a) leap up and happily offer that it is you that works there
b) ask why he wants to know
c) hide the children and deny everything

Well, when this very thing happened at our house, the husband and I looked at each other and wondered which one of us was going to be shot first.

This exact situation is why radio/TV people don't want their audience to know where they live. You never know what kind of crackpot is listening who will get upset over something you say on the air. In fact, the husband has gotten several death threats throughout his broadcasting career. (Thank you very much, dear, for not telling me this until after we were married. *sheesh*)

As it turns out, the man at the door was the father of Younger Son's friend. His wedding anniversary was the next day, and he had snuck out of the house to come over to see if one of us could get our radio station to play a song and surprise his wife.

So...
How many of you feel threatened by a song request?