So what do you think about the kids arriving and I love for the end of that episode?

Um, I like it. I think it's good, but can I call you right back? I just heard a noise downstairs.

I want to go check on the battle really quick. Sure. I'll be right back.

Hi and welcome to Happier in Hollywood. The podcast about how to be happier,

healthier, sane or more creative, more successful, and more productive,

and a back-biting superficial, chaotic, unpredictable, fundamentally insane world.

I'm Liz Kraft, a TV writer and producer living in LA, and with me is my high school friend

and writing partner Sarah. That's me, Sarah Fane. On this podcast, we talk about being writers in

Hollywood, how we balance a career and friendship, and how to survive the war of attrition that is

life in Los Angeles. In today's episode, we're going to share an interview we did before COVID-19

changed all our lives, whose side hustle schools, Chris Gillebo, about his new book, The Money Tree.

Turns out the idea of finding money in our backyards is more relevant now than ever.

Then we've got a safer at home edition of hits and bombs, and this week's Hollywood hack will

help you look better in Zoom meetings. But first, we have an update with a very, very special

guest. My daughter, Violet, has been wanting to come on the podcast for a long time,

and now that we're recording from home, it seems like the perfect time. So Violet is sitting

here with me. Hi. Hi Violet. Thanks for joining us today. I'm really excited. Good. Violet, we

want to know what do you have to say about this whole stay at home all the time situation.

And why don't you start with the good parts? I like to play with my toys a lot, so that's a good

part. And then I get to hang out with my mom. Oh, you get to hang out with your mom? That's a good part.

And then are there any other good parts you want to share? No. Okay. What about the hard parts? Do

you miss your friends and going out and doing fun stuff? Yeah. Yeah. What do you miss the most,

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