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Summary:

The book is a collection of humorous and poignant essays that delve into the author's personal life, exploring themes of family, mortality, and the quirks of everyday existence. It reflects on middle age, the complexities of relationships, and the absurdities of the human condition with wit and candor.

Key points:

1. Mortality and Aging: Sedaris discusses death, loss, and his own aging, often with humor and fear.

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