Emily Henry: Irish Exits, Midwest Goodbyes & PEOPLE WE MEET ON VACATION!
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
You are going to read the last note in your notes app. Uh-oh. Oh my gosh. Let's see, what if it's like, password to bank. Uh-oh. Wait, you guys, I can't read this one because it's the premise for my next book.
No!
I literally can't read it. That'd be so exciting.
Can you pass the phone around?
Yeah, no, okay, hold on.
Welcome back to House of Mar, A Wave Original. Help yourself to whatever is in the fridge. The Wi-Fi password is POPPY, all caps. You should know that we have a few house rules. Girls are magic. Reading is hot. And so are you. Make sure to like and subscribe on YouTube so you can look at how amazing we are. We've already been complimented on our shoes, but don't look at our feet. Freaks. That's disgusting. I see you looking. Stop. Yeah. Blur it, actually. Blur it. That costs money. Book content for free. You get it.
What is the significance of the Wi-Fi password and house rules?
Seriously. Our fourth Mars sister today is the queen of modern romance novels. She's a number one New York Times bestselling author who has sold over 10.5 million books worldwide. Her novels have won She won the Goodreads Choice Awards for best romance and unprecedented five years in a row. And Hollywood is in a full blown obsession with her work, with five of her books currently being adapted for the screen. People We Meet on Vacation is out now on Netflix. She writes characters that feel like your best friends and love stories that feel like coming home. Welcome to the family, welcome to the family, literary superstar, Emily Henry. I can't believe I had such bad times reading that with an author here.
That was bad. I hate reading aloud. It's so stressful. It's a nightmare. It's the worst. And then especially when you're reading from like a screen or a teleprompter, it's, I don't know, I get a full body sweat. Chill. You did great.
I just saw a tweet recently that was like, any man you're thinking about bringing into your life, make him read out loud first to you. and see how that goes. And I was like, I'm going to implement that on my next date.
You're like, does he do the voices of the characters?
Does he do the voices? Can he read?
Can he read first of all? Prove it.
Prove it. First and foremost. I'm not going to go on assumptions here. You can't live like that. No, you can't. I'd rather know early. Rip off that bandaid. At the time of, as we're recording this right now, we had the premiere, or John and I attended your premiere last night for People We Meet on Vacation. How was that for you?
That was so wild and crazy. I feel like it didn't really hit me at all until today. So it's like all day little moments are coming back to me. I got to introduce my parents to Molly Shannon, highlight of the night, nicest woman in the world. And I mean, yeah, it was so wild. And meeting you guys, I was like, I saw you and I was like, I know. I feel like every time I'm in LA, I spend the whole time being like, do I know that person or is that person famous? Is that my friend or is that person famous? And you're like, sometimes you're waving at them and you're like, oh, no, that's no. They're like, yeah, that's Robert Pattinson. I do that all the time. That's my high school friend. My close personal friend.
I'm so glad we said hi to you because it was your night. I was like, you were in the green. No, sorry, you were in the orange. You were in the orange yesterday of the original cover, right? Is that where you picked it?
Thank you. There were two reasons I picked that dress. One was the color. The other was the cutout on the side. So in the movie, Emily Bader as Poppy has this swimsuit that has that like a very similar flower shaped cutout on the side. So I saw that dress and I was like, this has to be the one. And frankly, when I tried it on for like the fitting, it did not look good on me. And there were other dresses that did look good on me. And they were like, well, you know, tailoring will help. And I was like, I still have to go with this. The tailoring did wonders. Carlos was a mastermind. Your legs looked a mile long. Thank you.
Sorry to have been, like, looking at your legs, but, like, you looked amazing.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–0:54
2
What is the significance of the Wi-Fi password and house rules?
0:54–4:00
3
How did Emily Henry's night at the premiere unfold?
4:00–16:29
4
What is the story behind the Midwestern goodbye?
16:29–31:28
5
What are the challenges of cooking vegetables?
31:28–32:40
6
How did Emily's childhood experiences shape her taste in food?
32:40–34:17
7
What lessons does Emily share about adapting her novels for film?
34:17–36:02
8
How do Emily's characters reflect real-life relationships?
36:02–1:12:34
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