I love going on checking outaudible.com because you wouldn't think that they would have like every book you'd ever want to hear or read, but they do. I mean, they don't have every book, obviously, they ever published, but they have a lot of really great stuff on there. A lot of it written by the authors, I mean, read by the authors themselves. I kind of like that to see it give their own interpretation of their own works. I agree.

They're marvelous for car trips.

Oh, do audiobooks?

Absolutely.

Except eat, pray, love.

I listened to that on tape, and it was just like, shut up, lady.

What was the wrong?

Well, because the book was bad enough.

She's like, she's complaining about everything all the time. And then her

talking, she just has this voice. I was in India and I fell ill. I'm just like, oh my, my. She's a female

Garrison Keilers. Yeah. It was just. Oh my God. Yeah. I'd like to know where it is that people

from Anoka learn to talk like this. I really don't. Anoka, Minnesota, and I have this accent. Where does it come from? That's pretty good. I've never understood why he talks like that. You know, another thing I've noticed, Steve Harvey on the Family Feud? Oh, yes. When you used to watch Steve Harvey show, hi doing, ladies and gentlemen, how's everything going?

Everything really good with you now?

I can't believe you gave me that answer. It's like, all of a sudden he's Mr. Getto. That's right. Where did that come from? It's like Obama in the south, whatever he's down. When he's down to the south, that's a great way. That happens to me, too, though.

I get around those southern news, and all of a sudden I'm like, y'all, I'm like,

What am I doing?

Why do this?

I have. That happens to me, too, though. I get around those Southern news, all of a sudden I'm like, y'all, I'm like,

What are I doing?

Why do I am I southern now?

I love that episode last year of Raising Hope when they were talking about, oh, that's magnificent heroes.

He goes, I believe that's pronounced gyro.

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