
In addition to history and answers to general questions, Lee also apparently looks into the question of why American Jews like Chinese food so much, though I would hope most of them aren't like one particular person I knew who told me she knew a restaurant that served Chinese food like I'd never had before - and the restaurant turned out to be Panda Express. Actually, I can't remember if it was Express or Panda Inn, but you get the idea.
Lee also talks about fortune cookie writers. Friends and I have often joked that they're really prisoners who periodically slip in a "help me, I'm trapped in a fortune cookie factory" note as a plea for help, so I'm curious as to what the real story is.
Here's the Amazon listing for the book.
But what I really want to know is if that's seriously her middle name/initial or if she chose it for obvious reasons.
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The author was on "The Colbert Report" this week, and she was funny, holding her own against Stephen. Yes, her middle name is 8. No, I don't remember why. If they replay it, I'll pay more attention to that part and let you know.
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