CP: I think our audience would be a little surprised that you are the reader. Not that you're the reader. Let me take that back. I think our audience would be surprised to hear that I am not a reader. I'm not. I'm not a good reader.
TH: You're a writer.
CP: I do like to write and like-
TH: And you like to talk.
CP: Yeah, and I process everything aloud, so, like, it's hard for me to, like, get the things on the page into my brain, and then just, like, retain them. So any time I read, I then have to go to tell Tobin everything that I'm reading, and I regurgitate them back to her just so I can follow along.
TH: So fun.
CP: So you're reading on your own accord, two books, but then you also have to listen to all the books that I'm reading.
TH: I love the books that you read. It's like audiobooks for me. I'm reading two books, and I also have three of Christen's audiobooks going on.
CP: But I will say, like, I have a good telling. I almost-
TH: Great voice.
CP: ... make the book more dramatic than it was. So I'm actually just working on my storytelling.
