Larissa Hebert asked Amy Schumer:

Hi Amy, I teach 11th grade English in Vermont. If you were a handbag, what type would you be? All jokes aside, though, your humor is relatable to such a wide audience, and you make it look easy. What advice do you have to share with a group of 16 years-old in small town Vermont (about writing, work ethic, etc.)? Thank you! Larissa Hebert

Amy Schumer Thank you! I would say it’s helpful to understand you aren’t going to be perfect at everything right away. You have to work really hard to get great at something. And you have to help out your friends and ask them for help too. Also, love yourself like your own mother, and live in a way you can be proud of. Too much?

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