David Sedaris
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Podcast Appearances
It's like a great song.
It's like a great song.
Here's to my eyes. And I saw it and I rented it. And then I played that again and again and again and again and again and again. I loved it.
Here's to my eyes. And I saw it and I rented it. And then I played that again and again and again and again and again and again. I loved it.
Here's to my eyes. And I saw it and I rented it. And then I played that again and again and again and again and again and again. I loved it.
The clothes in that movie, I mean, come on. They are remarkable.
The clothes in that movie, I mean, come on. They are remarkable.
The clothes in that movie, I mean, come on. They are remarkable.
Well, because there were 100 people there and you figured every single one of them was going to put it into a routine. So what would my take be? And my take was the clothes. And I went to a place that's been dressing the Pope.
Well, because there were 100 people there and you figured every single one of them was going to put it into a routine. So what would my take be? And my take was the clothes. And I went to a place that's been dressing the Pope.
Well, because there were 100 people there and you figured every single one of them was going to put it into a routine. So what would my take be? And my take was the clothes. And I went to a place that's been dressing the Pope.
I looked up the names of things because I didn't know those.
I looked up the names of things because I didn't know those.
I looked up the names of things because I didn't know those.
Like a cassock, that's pretty simple. But the sash is called a fascia. Yeah. I like it when I read something and there's technical language in there. Me too. Like, not too much, but just some of it. I was trying to describe the clothing as well. And then I went to a place that's been dressing the Pope for 300 years. And I thought they wouldn't sell to a layman. And you went with Julie?
Like a cassock, that's pretty simple. But the sash is called a fascia. Yeah. I like it when I read something and there's technical language in there. Me too. Like, not too much, but just some of it. I was trying to describe the clothing as well. And then I went to a place that's been dressing the Pope for 300 years. And I thought they wouldn't sell to a layman. And you went with Julie?
Like a cassock, that's pretty simple. But the sash is called a fascia. Yeah. I like it when I read something and there's technical language in there. Me too. Like, not too much, but just some of it. I was trying to describe the clothing as well. And then I went to a place that's been dressing the Pope for 300 years. And I thought they wouldn't sell to a layman. And you went with Julie?