Here is an excerpt:
Pinsker: What do people say when they hear what you do for a living?
Keefe: People don’t ever ask me about my work! I tell people I work for a meat magazine and the conversation ends. So there’s a little bit of pent-up energy in talking about what we do.
Pinsker: What do you think is at the bottom of that?
Keefe: Well, it’s a squeamish process. Have you ever seen the eyelashes on a cow? I mean, they’re just adorable. Big eyes, and these long lashes — how can you do anything to harm this little creature? I get it. Even people who really love meat don’t want to talk about how it gets to their plate.
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