From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night

with Seth Meyers.

Today, you'll hear a Sess interview with comedian and writer Anthony Jezzelnik, who sticks

around for a few more questions backstage exclusively for this podcast.

But first, late night writer Dina Gazzoski tells Seth why she feels strongly about immigrant

parents.

After a handful of celebrity parents were caught up in a massive college admissions scandal,

there's been a renewed focus on extreme parenting techniques, including something called

Snow Plow Parenting, a trend in which parents go to great lengths to shield even their adult

children from life's obstacles.

Here to comment, please welcome one of my writers, Dina Gazzoski.

Thanks, Seth.

Thanks, Seth.

Now, as a native Russian and a child of immigrants, I think this whole idea of Snow Plow Parenting

is absolutely insane, which brings me to a new segment called Everyone Should Be Raised

by Immigrants.

Well, throwing up is hard, but immigrant parents make it even harder.

They don't snowplow if anything they bury you in snow and give you a tiny shovel to dig

yourself out.

You know, to build character.

Now, I came to America when I was four, and one of my first memories here was my parents

sending me off without warning to the horror that is kindergarten.

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