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Patton Oswalt’s Much-Needed Love Letter To Boston And The Rest Of Humanity

There’s a lot of pain and anger and confusion and anguish to go around today and not a lot of answers. But one thing is certain, and comedian Patton Oswalt decided to make it clear for all of us.

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