Hey everybody, it's Andy Richter here and this is another episode of the three questions.

And I am very excited to talk to one of my virtual pals.

We aren't IRL friends yet, but someday we're working towards it.

It's the very funny author and Bon Vivant and dog lover, survivor.

Lauren Huff. Hi. Hi. How are you?

I'm good. I'm good. Lauren, you're here.

I mean, aside from the fact that I wanted to talk to you, but you've got a great book out now

calling, uh, leaving isn't the hardest thing, which I read, which I told you in a, in a

DM is really saying something because I have a terrible attention deficit and reading is,

it's unless it's an article, a newspaper article or a magazine article is about four or

five pages long. I have a real hard time sticking to it.

So, but I read your whole book and it is so funny and so, uh, well brave.

You know, I mean, people toss that word around, but it is.

It's a, it's brave, you know, because it's quite a story and there's a lot of warts and

all kind of stuff told about it.

And, um, and it's just a really compelling collection of essays and, uh, and, and thank

you for, uh, providing it for us.

Oh, thank you so much. It means a lot. Thank you.

Oh, sure, sure. Now, where are you right now?

Are you in the East Coast?

Yeah, I'm up in, uh, near, well, near Boston.

I'm at my brother's house.

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