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Today I have celebrated actors and comedian, Natasha Legerro here. You love her from

another period. She's written an incredibly hilarious book called The World Deserves My Children.

We're going to talk about that and so many other things. Please welcome Natasha Legerro. Hi.

Hi, Heather. How's it going? I'm good. We were just talking right before we started about

how freezing cold it is in my

rental house. And you were saying that you love fresh air. Why do you love fresh air? I'm like a

fresh air freak, my husband says, and we always get into fights because in the day, in L.A. I want

every single window open. And then around 5 o'clock, it starts getting cold and sometimes I'm gone.

So then our house is like always freezing. But I don't know what it is. I'm obsessed with it. I, you know, I think it's from like years of being a touring comedian and you stay in these hotels that don't have windows that open. And then you look out the window to like try to get a coffee and it's like it's right

across the street. You can see the Starbucks, but you'd have to cross like six freeways to like

just get to it. So there's like no, it just feels so uncivilized to just be like in this cell.

So I think when I'm home, I want to have like fresh air around me. I had this teacher,

Mr. Matias. Mr. Mateus, I can't remember. It's like 10th grade. And he was an ex-smoker. And so he liked fresh air.

So even, and I grew up in New York. So you can imagine that he always opened the window.

It was snowing outside. It was freezing. He didn't love fresh air.

He was just smoking around children and legally had to stick his head out the window.

You think he was still smoking and it was all BS? Oh my God, it's so funny.

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