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Oh, don’t mind Elon.” ...

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It was hard not to feel that Kenny and I were making our way together, that with his help I’d arrived at a special place in the hierarchy of worldly things.

Liana Finck is an illustrator and cartoonist who contributes regularly to The New Yorker. Her latest book is “Mixed Feelings.

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