Tim Miller

space stuff and put it into water and stirred it up and you know you had a sweet children's drink but uh this is really we got an adult version of this now with the hydration mixes like you mix little hydration packets are wonderful if you're a little hungover in the morning or you just i don't know you feel like you're a little tired you're a little lethargy you pour the hydration mix into the water stir it up get some ice in there a lot of ice you know get it nice and cold

It's fucking nice, okay?

I've been hydration mixing myself pretty hardcore this January.

And so it's something I'd recommend you give a shot as well.

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I want to talk about the book, The Barn.

The scope of it is really remarkable.

So you grew up 23 miles away from the barn where Mitt Till was murdered, as you referenced a couple minutes ago.

The book is about basically the 36 square miles around the barn.

When I got it, I was kind of like, okay, that's a fun conceit.

I'm going to learn about the civil rights and the Delta, which is what I wanted to learn about, which is why I got it.

And, you know, then you get to chapter four or something.

All of a sudden you're talking about the Indians and since 1400 or some shit.

Like, I mean, you really go far back to talk about just this little plot of land and how it got us to Emmett Till and how it got us to now.

So talk about why you did it like that in the conceit of the book.