Peter Sagal

And then the reading vacation where they just choose a body of water and read next to it.

Maybe, but I don't think it's you.

Do you have a brother or cousin?

This is a true story.

I once took a book on vacation.

Wow, congratulations.

Thank you.

That's it.

That's all I wanted to say.

Was this one of the ones you wrote, Peter?

No, sadly, nobody reads those.

No, so I've been really, really distracted and hadn't really been able to focus on the book, so I took it on vacation.

And once I got on vacation, I opened it up to where I'd left off, and I said, you know, I've been so spotty about my reading, I can't remember what's going on.

I'll start again from the beginning.

But vacation itself was so distracting that I actually didn't get as far in the book as I had on the first attempt.

So by the end of the vacation, I had read minus 75 pages

of a book, which I thought was impressive.

And then when you told this story, your wife was like, I'm going on my own vacation next year!

Well, yes, but that has nothing to do with that.

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