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"And I thought it's a satire. And the more I got into the book, I realized, oh, it's. It might be a satire. Doesn't matter whether it is, because what all the dialogue and the monologues and the explanations within the book is trying to do is. It is trying to ask you to define what wellness is to you and why there are all of these weird permissions that we seek in the way we live our life and how there are moments that shape us."
