'New Yorker' cartoonists confess to the horrors lurking in their kitchens

Roz Chast and Jason Adam Katzenstein share a humorous yet revealing look into their chaotic kitchen experiences in their new graphic memoir, "The Two Saddest Kitchens." They candidly discuss the myriad horrors they've encountered, from roaches to molding food and broken appliances. This work offers a relatable glimpse into the everyday struggles of modern life, showing how even mundane kitchen mishaps can become fodder for deep, introspective humor. It's a testament to how personal, often mundane experiences can be transformed into universal stories that resonate with a wide audience.