Status Updates From The Woman in White (AmazonC...

Walter Hartright strikes me as the sort of man who thinks he's a chill and normal guy who would make FB posts about clocking "fake women" and yet insist he's not transphobic because he's okay with ugly women existing and that's the same thing . Also his new boss is insufferable but wildly entertaining. Walter probably deserves to have to deal with him. This book continues to be hilarious.

I'm sorry, but what is this man thinking? He lets his mom and sister bully him into leaving late and shows up to the house he's going to be working at at like two in the morning, like that's okay?!? And why did his mom and sister delay him in the guest place, given THEY pressured him into taking the job to begin with? And now he's being super hateful about the looks of the lady getting him in the morning. Rude!

I'm sorry, but what is this man thinking? He lets his mom and sister bully him into leaving late and shows up to the house he's going to be working at at like two in the morning, like that's okay?!? And why did his mom and sister delay him in the guest place, given THEY pressured him into taking the job to begin with? And now he's being super hateful about the looks of the lady getting him in the morning. Rude!

Aww man. Is my brain gonna treat this book like the Old Gods of Appalachia podcast, where it decided that the very beginning was wonderful and it wanted nothing to do with any other part of the story, thus cursing me to listen to just the start over and over and over, unable to process or care about the rest? I'm afraid it might, which would be a bummer. I guess we'll see! Time to listen to ch 1-3 for the 6th time!