Not my favorite Sedaris collection, but his voice is always comforting. Vaccuum, about life in NYC during the early days of the pandemic was the funniest. To Serbia With Love spoke poignantly about what coming from a privileged country really means. In general, the humor was less of the self-depreciation that we know him for and more cynical pointing-at-others. Lots of stories about dealing with his dying father were important and honest, but left a bitter aftertaste. If I hadn't expected to laugh, perhaps I would have liked it better.