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I'm holding about 15 pounds of cookbooks right here.

I need a picture of this.

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Get a year and holding all my books.

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And I love it.

You've got another memoir coming out.

The newest book that you have coming, and I love it. So our youngest is nine, and she has love it. You've got another memoir coming out. The newest book that you have coming, and I love it. So our youngest is nine, and she has loved these cookbooks. She loves all the jokes in them. She texts them to the, she used my phone. She'll text them to the grandparents, and they've been telling jokes back and forth. But what you have are these my first baking books and my first cookbook. But I kind of love it because like,

what if you didn't really learn how to cook yourself? Yes. So I'm like, oh, I'm going to get

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