After reading this excerpt from the book, i can tell that the way that Sedaris views the Tomkeys is one filled with interest. At the beginning, Sedaris wonders about them and what they do instead of watching the television. As he watches the TV in his free time, he can’t even fathom what a family would do instead of that. Sedaris is so curious and intrigued by them that he is driven to watch them through their window to try and figure out what they do instead of watching the television. When at school, Sedaris often finds himself trying to forget all of what he knows of pop culture, and tries to see the world through the Tomkeys’ eyes, but it’s all so ingrained in his brain, that he just can’t do it. I believe that the Tomkeys’ don’t really