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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World, and today I'm going to save you from the monotony of ordinary advice.

If you have ever interfaced with Adam Carolla, either on Loveline or his podcast,

you know that he's brilliant. He has his sixth book. It just came out. Everything reminds me of

something. Advice, answers, but no apologies. And some wonderfully filthy language that upset past

readers, which is great.

Adam, welcome to my podcast.

I know you podcast every day.

And you're a multimillionaire because of it.

Congratulations for being here.

Thanks.

Thanks for having me, Kennedy.

I've been listening to the audio version of your book, and it's very, very enjoyable.

Oh, thank you. I'm flattered book, and it's very, very enjoyable.

Oh, thank you. I'm flattered that you, that you checked it out.

Yeah, most people don't read their own books, which I think is strange because, you know, when you write, obviously, you're trying to replicate a different side of your voice, something

that resonates to people because when you're reading the written word, it's very intimate.

And I'm always surprised that people skip the process where they sit and read for their own

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