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This is episode 164 and we are recording on January 15th. I'm Jen Northington and I'm here with Amanda Nelson and we are coming to you from Book Riot. We are coming to you from Book Riot's struggle bus. I am groggy A.S. y'all. I was in the ER vet until 2 a.m. this morning and then did not, my body did not let me sleep in at all. But my cat is fine. The upshot of which is that my cat is actually fine. So that's good. But yes, struggle bus is correct. I put some whipped cream and some coffee, Leslie Knope's style. So that's what I'm doing right now. All right. That's good. Whatever you got to do to get through. Exactly.

My words might be a little garbled. But here we are. What are you reading, Amanda? I'm reading Drop the Ball, like everybody else on staff. By Tiffany Dufu. Dufu? Hmm. Yeah. I kind of want to talk about it too much because I saw on the agenda that you're, like, actually recommending it later. But the overall, the book is about, it's like part memoir, part, I don't know, sociology,

about how women do an unfair share of domestic emotional labor and physical labor and mental labor.

And how to go about changing that. The idea being

that like we fought so hard for equality in the workplace and under the law and in other areas of

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