Michael Ian Black

And so I started writing a weekly thing for them, which has been kind of a nice outlet. And it just, it makes my brain work in a slightly different way. Because I also publish almost every day on my own sub stack. But writing for like an actual organization has, I think, forced me to think a little bit more cogently about my writing and my writing process. So it's been a nice... Struktur.

And so I started writing a weekly thing for them, which has been kind of a nice outlet. And it just, it makes my brain work in a slightly different way. Because I also publish almost every day on my own sub stack. But writing for like an actual organization has, I think, forced me to think a little bit more cogently about my writing and my writing process. So it's been a nice... Struktur.

And so I started writing a weekly thing for them, which has been kind of a nice outlet. And it just, it makes my brain work in a slightly different way. Because I also publish almost every day on my own sub stack. But writing for like an actual organization has, I think, forced me to think a little bit more cogently about my writing and my writing process. So it's been a nice... Struktur.

Yeah, exactly.

And thank you for segwaying to the analogy, which I'm about to use, which is that writing for me is like going to the gym for some people.

I just have to do it every day.

I just have to get my reps in every day or I don't feel like I did something.

Ein kleiner Muskel. Ein kleiner Muskel.

Ein kleiner Muskel. Ein kleiner Muskel.

Ein kleiner Muskel. Ein kleiner Muskel.

the kind of the rules of the road.

What you do is you write a bestselling book called a better man, a mostly serious letter to my son published.

I forget.

I forgot who the publisher is already.

Oh, what did you work?

Workman working, workman, workman publishing.

So I wrote a book.

I wrote a whole book about it.

And, uh,

I try not to use the term toxic masculinity.