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Hello and welcome back to Big Mood, Little Mood. I'm your host, Daniel and Lavary,

and with me in the studio this week is Carmen Rita Wong, the author of the recently published,

Why Didn't You Tell Me a Memoir? Carmen, welcome to the show.

Thank you so much, Danny, for having me. Thank you so much for being here. I am immensely

looking forward to it. I've just realized that our third letter could potentially solve our first

letter, because the first letter is about dealing with somebody who's having a mental health crisis,

and the next letter is about how to handle a colleague who is always armchair diagnosing people,

and I wonder if we can just get that person involved in the first one, tell everyone what their

diagnosis is, sort them all out. I will solve the problem completely, like magic with a wand.

I love that. Okay, that's what we're going to do. I think this is going to be great.

So now on, I'm going to be answering questions with an eye towards causing as much chaos as possible.

And so I will assign people from certain letters to handle other letters on my behalf. I will

deputize them, and I will send an agent to chaos. That is very chaotic. Then we'll have follow-up.

Oh God, that would be an amazing show. I would definitely listen to that, but I don't think

I don't think that I'm up for doing that. Well, I hope that you are feeling just incredibly

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