Phoebe Judge

Now we'll pick one that both Phoebe and Lauren do come together on that we have discussed this short story for years now.

What year was Indian Camp?

No.

Oh, yes.

1919.

1924.

Get ready to have some sort of an experience.

I'm not going to tell you what type of experience you're going to have reading this Brill, but there's nothing I've read that has given me more compassion for people, I think.

There's something about it that is pretty heartbreaking.

A lot of times in my life...

I'll reference Miss Brill.

And I have to you before, you know, I said that I can't, it's Miss Brill.

And the reason is because there was a woman who I used to see with my sister Chloe who reminded me of a Miss Brill character.

And

She was always at the cultural center in Chicago where my mother worked.

And so when things are too much, too sad, too lonely, remind me too much of times that I've been lonely or tried too hard and no one cared, I say that's cultural center.

And that's kind of the inside lingo for I can't talk about it.

It's too much.

It's too Miss Brill.

Anyway, okay.