So it was surprising that I killed it as a babysitter. Er, maybe "killed it" is a wrong and potentially troubling way to express what I'm trying to say.
Mindy Kaling reflects on her unexpected success as a babysitter, expressing a mix of surprise and humor about it. She acknowledges that her phrase "killed it" might be inappropriate in this context, highlighting the contrast between her success and the seriousness of the term. This moment illustrates her self-awareness and wit, shedding light on her personality and storytelling style.
In her book, Kaling captures the essence of her experiences and the unexpected outcomes of her various roles. Her playful approach to discussing serious topics allows readers to resonate with her personal anecdotes while also enjoying her candidness and charm. This blend of humor and relatability is a key element of her writing, making her experiences engaging and entertaining.
