SORRY TO BOTHER YOU
Through November 9, we’re auctioning off a number of props and costumes from Boots Riley’s 2018 hit film “Sorry to Bother You,” the screenplay of which was originally published in 2014 as part of McSweeney’s 48.
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November 12, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Dexter O’Connell, Referee
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September 26, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Gabriel Harley, Record Producer
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August 29, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Rachael Burke, Apprentice to the Lampshade Lady
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August 8, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: I Lost My Faith in Humanity
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July 2, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Phil So Sold Ice Cream to Your Children
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June 6, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Laura Anderson, Making a Living from Bananas
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May 7, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Jessica Anderson, Former Obituary Clerk
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March 20, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Ken Doyle, Safecracker
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February 13, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Meron Langsner, Choreographing Fights
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January 4, 2012Interviews With People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: 50 Cents Per Rat
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