The way you eat a cream egg says everything about you. If you eat yours with a teaspoon,

that means you like things just so. You turn up the TV in even numbers.

Reload the dishwasher when everyone's gone to bed.

Pronounced chorizo, chorito. And if you find a shirt you like, you buy 10 for later.

Search cream egg test to find out who you really are.

Cabri cream egg. How do you eat yours?

Hello, Chris Evans here with a special edition of The Best of the Breakfast

Show podcast with Sky from Virgin Radio,

with The Wise and the wonderful writer Susan Kane talking about her New York Times best-selling book,

Bittersweet, how longing and sorrow can be your superpowers and how they make us oh, so whole.

She's gone to Harvard Law School and Princeton University.

Basically, she's smart, so pay attention to what she's saying.

Her new book, Bitter Sweet, How Sorrow and Longing Makes Us Whole, is out now.

So here to explain why sadness isn't always a badness.

Is the wonderful Susan Kane.

Good morning, Susan.

Good morning, Chris. Thank you so much for having me!

Thank you for being on our show. You are awesome, Susan.

This is the follow-up to your book Quiet, both number one bestsellers, both global bestsellers.

This one already, and now famously, the legend that is quiet will sell forever.

Let's talk about both of them if you don't mind. First of all, quiet. The power of quiet,

quietude, quietness, quiet people, a quiet revolution. Speak to that if you don't mind for a

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