And if the cruise is anything, be it appreciation, be it a voyage, be it an adventure that leads

back to ourselves, be it a cartwheel or a summer song. If you find the cruise in a piece of

carrot cake, if you find the cruise in a tap-less bar, then one thing the cruise always is, I think,

is sincere. And sincerity is one of my favorite victories in this lifetime.

T-B-T-L!

Oh my god, it's happening again. It's another edition of T-B-T-L, the show that just might be

too beautiful to live. This party is going to be off of the hook. Hey there, I'm your host,

Luke Burbank, weighing into 189 pounds. This is episode 1097 in a collector series and we've

got a real treat for you on this Wednesday. It's conversation with the comedian and playwright,

Lewis Black. He's been in Seattle putting up a new play at our local theater, ACT, and a couple of

weeks ago, I got to hang out on stage with Lewis and talk to him about his sort of career in comedy,

his career in playwriting, and what it's like to be like a professionally angry person,

and what effect that maybe has on you. First though, this reminder that T-B-T-L

gets sponsorship from Bing. Now, what are the two places you probably spend most of your time

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