Hi everybody, Dennis Prager here with the Fireside Chat and Otto.

Otto was just about to get up and leave.

I think I spoke to him.

I spoke to him gently but persuasively.

And here he is, our guy, Otto, who's quite awake as you can see is usually out like a light.

It's extremely difficult to look at Otto and not crack up.

And it's just the fact.

They say, what is it that old saying?

He's got to face only his mother could love.

I think that's true for Bulldogs.

But we're all their mothers.

It's a lovable face.

So this is a way of mine just talking to you from heart to heart, mind to mind,

spontaneous thoughts.

And then I take your questions.

And I must say that beyond my expectations, although I always have minimal expectations,

one of the most important chapters in my book on happiness, which I commend to you,

even if you've got a used copy, I'm not telling you so I should raise money,

telling you that the book is meant to change your life.

And it's called Happiness is a serious problem.

I rarely reference it because I'm very self-conscious about promoting what I do,

which is stupid because the whole reason I do it is to touch people's lives.

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