What a frickin whirlwind whirlwind whirlwind?

whirlwind.

We're at our last stop in Boston, well we have a signing at the Grove in Los Angeles that doesn't count as like to me it's like away from my kids out of town this is our last stop. Our last travel stop. Our last travel stop. We're at the Ritz-Carlton in Boston, which is literally every time I've ever been to Boston, my first book, my second book, my first podcast tour, my second podcast tour tour when we've come here to visit the

tailors because the tailors got married here Taylor Shreckers from Massachusetts

so like every time we've always stayed at in this exact hotel room at the Ritz-Carlton in Boston

and this is where Hartford stood up for the first time. So I like walk into this room.

The first thing I did when I walked in and I face-timed Bo, he was like show me the room. The first thing I did when I walked in and I

time to bow he was like show me the room. He's like show me the room. He's like

your Boston home. It is. No, it's wild like just like how comfortable I

feel here. I also think it probably has the best view in

Boston of any hotel. No 100% like it overlooks the Commons it's

freaking stunning. More importantly it overlooks a cemetery.

I will never forget the first time I stayed here

when I was just looking at the window

and I'm like, is that a graveyard? I like stopped dead in my tracks. I'm like this might be the best hotel ever.

There is a graveyard in my view.

It's the way to your heart. It really is.

I'm sorry, it's like, it's not about being like sinister or morbid.

There's so much history in a graveyard.

There's so much beauty in a cemetery, like just to walk around, you just like the energy, just you feel the history there, the lives, and you can just wander around each

either tombstone or mausoleum or whatever it is

depending on the cemetery type, you know,

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