Hi everyone, I'm Joanna.

And I'm Jenny.

Welcome to hyphenated, the podcast about living in the hyphen.

This week, for the first time, we have a guest on the show.

And it's someone who is very, very, very funny and is a very good friend of mine, which is the only reason she actually agreed to be on this

show. Sarah Cooper is a comedian and author who went viral guys with her Donald Trump lip sync

videos. But she is a best-selling author. She's written how to be successful without hurting

men's feelings and 100 tricks to appear smart in

meetings. She's the star of her own Netflix special. Everything's fine. And she's one of the best

writers I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. She has been a guest on the Tonight Show,

Jimmy Kimmel Live and Ellen. And we could not be happier to have her here today on hyphenated.

Sarah, welcome. Hi. I didn't realize I was the first guest.

I didn't really want to be the first guest, so I'm going to go ahead and just see myself out.

Is this too much pressure for you? It's too much pressure. And also, I like to do things that are

sort of tried and true and already been done so that I don't like,

you know, mess it up for other people. Because I, you know, it's just setting the bar super high

for you guys and for guests in the future, you know. I know, I know, Sarah. But, you know, I had to

pull my friendship card on you really quick before you became even more famous. And I'd like to remind you that I haven't

pulled out my cancer card yet. So this is one favor and the next favor is still, it's still up in the

air. Okay. I just lost a thousand Instagram followers. Thank you so much. Damn.

Sarah, you know, one of the reasons we wanted to get you in on this show is because you really are a multi-hyphenate, not only in identity, but also in career.

You are so many different things.

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