Pepperoni_Admiral

Hi Anne!

I love your writing on substack. I've forwarded your interview w Meg Conley on LuLaRoe more times than I can count. Keep up the thoughtful analysis! (To readers, here's the link.)

One of your themes is the extent to which our current economic arrangement relies on a lot of unpaid labor, and the ways those unpaid roles are classed and gendered. Do you think that the blurring of lines between home life and work life created by the pandemic and working from home will lead to people reclaiming more free time or pay for unpaid labor, or will it put more of workers' free time on the table as available for working? Or some combination of both?

Did you write the musical number for Rochelle Rochelle solo, or did anyone else have any input? (Larry David, Bette herself, etc.) The journey of Rochelle Rochelle from throwaway line about a B rated erotic thriller to Broadway sensation remains one of my favorite Seinfeld bits.

Thank you for the answer! I'm frustrated at how many opportunities for change the pandemic has created, only to have most of them closed off by executive fiat or some version of "That's not how we do things." You're doing great work in pushing at the weak points of those excuses. Can't wait to read the book!

Billy MF Strings!

Are there any old videos or recordings of you in your electric guitar metal-band days? Ever play any Sabbath these days for old times sake?

I saw the shit out of it!