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And today we're talking with Samantha Irby, comedian, writer, and the mastermind behind the blog, Bitches Gotta Eat.

She's the author of the new book of essays, We Are Never Meeting in Real

Life, and the old book of essays, Meaty. And this book is so funny. I can't wait to talk to

her. I am so excited about this. This is a funny book. It made my week. There's something about

a book like this that when somebody's so honest and hilarious at being honest,

you feel this kind of deep relief that somebody else is as messed up as you secretly believe that you are?

Right. It's one of those books in which you see yourself on every page,

which is described in all the blurbs as like certain to make you laugh so hard, you pee your

pants and then make you cry so hard, you, I don't know, what are you, you also pee your pants?

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