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I got to read this story, and I don't know that I want to read this story because it might be very sad, but then it might be funny too.

DeLuce, Maria Bamford reveals it all the state fair, suicide, comedy, sex, and money.

Her memoir has both hilarious jokes and compassionate insight into mental illness.

You know, I don't think she's ever been on any show I've ever done.

I don't think, yeah, I don't think I've ever met her.

I never have met her, I know that.

I've enjoyed her work.

I don't know if she just was not a fan or whatever it was.

I don't know how much promotion she does. Maybe not much. Yeah, she's not one to go. No. And it's not just radio or anything

specific about Minneapolis radio. She's just not one to go out and do a lot of interviews. And it's

not her scene. That's what I understand. Maria Bamford's memoir is called, sure, I'll join your cult.

But the comedian, actor, and Duluth native easily could have called it.

Let's talk about everything.

Bamford's humor has always been personal,

and that's true of her very funny, very frank book,

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