'New Yorker' cartoonists admit to having 'The Two Saddest Kitchens'

WAIT WAIT LET ME EXPLAIN IT PROPERLY BECAUSE APPARENTLY NOW WE ARE ALL OBSESSED WITH HOW GARBAGE PEOPLE'S HOMES ARE! SO APPARENTLY ROZ CHAST AND JASON ADAM KATZENSTEIN ARE ACTUALLY ADMITTING TO OWNING 'THE TWO SADDEST KITCHENS' IN THE NEW YORKER WHICH IS WILD BECAUSE WHY WOULD YOU TELL ON YOURSELF LIKE THAT? THEY ARE HAVING THIS WHOLE COMIC CONVERSATION ABOUT IT AND ACCORDING TO BOOK CRITIC MAUREEN CORRIGAN IT IS ACTUALLY FUNNY AND APPARENTLY MAKES PEOPLE FEEL BETTER ABOUT THEIR OWN LACK OF COOKING SKILLS OR WHATEVER. SO NOW ALL THE FANCY CARTOONISTS ARE JUST OUT HERE EXPOSING THEIR SAD COUNTERTOPS TO THE WORLD AND I AM JUST HERE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT IF MINE IS WORSE! OK I AM GOING TO GO SHOUT AT A WALL.

WAIT UNTIL YOU HEAR THE NUMBERS ON THIS OR RATHER THE LACK OF COOKING SKILLS BEING ADMITTED! SO MAUREEN CORRIGAN IS A BOOK CRITIC REVIEWING THIS THING CALLED 'THE TWO SADDEST KITCHENS' AND SHE SAYS IT IS HILARIOUS AND WEIRDLY COMFORTING. IT IS BASICALLY JUST ROZ CHAST AND JASON ADAM KATZENSTEIN TALKING ABOUT HOW PATHETIC THEIR KITCHENS ARE IN THE NEW YORKER! I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT A SAD KITCHEN LOOKS LIKE BUT APPARENTLY IT IS A WHOLE VIBE AND IF YOU FEEL BAD ABOUT YOUR OWN NON-EXISTENT MEAL PREP THEN THIS IS APPARENTLY THE COMIC FOR YOU. THEY ARE JUST LEANING INTO THE SADNESS AND EVERYONE IS LAUGHING ABOUT IT! ANYWAY YOU WILL SEE IT ON YOUR PHONE IN AN HOUR.

New Yorker cartoonists Roz Chast and Jason Adam Katzenstein have published a comic piece titled 'The Two Saddest Kitchens' about their shared struggles with cooking.

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