Ways That I, a Non-Parent, Imagine I Will Someday Discipline My Children
With two kitchen chairs turned backwards facing one another, we’ll both sit down to hash things out.
Adam Dietz is a writer and the host of the Home Improvement (the sitcom) podcast “Home Impodcast.” His work has been featured in McSweeney’s, but not The New Yorker.
With two kitchen chairs turned backwards facing one another, we’ll both sit down to hash things out.
We definitely have already done a full marketing strategy, but we want you to complete one too, so that we can compare yours to ours.
If these walls could talk, they'd talk incessantly about themselves while never asking you any questions about yourself.
What’s your motive for second-guessing me every second of every day? Every week, we go through the same rigamarole.
I assure you that there is no better place to be than in a rickety metal porch swing slowly ascending to the sky!
No more acting like you don’t want guacamole or pretending that if you get guacamole, it’ll make you too full.
My initial thought was to upload old home movies of my clarinet recitals and junior varsity soccer games.
"Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan" provides New York City with little to do than look menacing and overly grimy.
I instead opt for one of my many t-shirts that feature Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs smoking marijuana.
As a chair on stage, they’re not expecting me to go there. They’re also not expecting me to be the one making the jokes.
You with your magnificent house you built yourself, two young healthy children, and a partner who loves you for who you are, and me with my podcast.
It was not I who called her “a useless swath of dogshit,” it was, in fact, Chicago crime lord Tony Ligitano.