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Sarah shares a tip for swallowing pills. Plus, she gives some tough love to a listener trying to write a script, ponders what type of tattoo she’d get, and gives Toad career advice.

In this ‘Best of’ compilation we hear some of our all time favorite calls and advice from Sarah over this past season, all jam packed into one episode. You won’t want to miss this!

Sarah can’t stop eating blueberries and keeps forgetting if they will kill her. Plus, she rejects society’s pressure to have kids, compares lasagna to sex, and gets crude on the side of a truck.

Sarah goes to the mall with Rory on Easter Day. Plus, she compares exes to army buddies, explains how she came up with the name Sibby, and decides whether a decision someone made while tripping was considerate or selfish.

Sarah has some thoughts on why AI should replace CEOs. She also gives us an update on the couch porn guy and gets some advice from a caller who suggests how her control center might help her with her misophonia. Later, she shares a song by her favorite writer in the whole world.

Sarah has a little something to say to certain cis men. She also reminds us that masturbating is a good girl thing to do and why her dad called her an asshole. Later, she offers some advice to a caller who has a pattern of losing close friends and another who’s anticipating a family vacation nightmare.

Sarah gets down to brass tacks about the proper way to lather. She also offers advice to a musician caller who’s struggling with performing for politically conservative audiences and recounts the one time she shared a blunt with Jane Fonda. Oh and Amanda Knox calls into the show – yes, that one.

Sarah just got back from Hawaii where she did fuck all (plus a couple of shows of her postmortem tour). She also reflects on and hears from a caller who is estranged from her brother and another who is seeking a therapist as good as Sarah.

Sarah explains what it feels like to be high. She also hears from a caller who still fantasizes about her ex and another who needs help understanding his dreams. Plus, she goes full Buddhist mode and explains a proverb about why anger is like picking up hot coals and trying to throw them at someone.

Sarah luxuriates in rest and scores some new fecal vocabulary from a caller. She also hears from her namesake, the other Sarah Silverman, and advises a caller on how to cope with her grief.