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She’s funny and a great writer, but I can’t help but think that she’s incapable of understanding why the people around her, the public mostly, sees a totally different person to the one she thinks she is.

This book tickles a lot of my fancies.

This book has not aged well. The chapters on hiring virtual assistants from India so they can do your shopping or do research for you, was already a ridiculous thing, but most of the outsourcing stuff is so laughably outdated it’s not even funny.

This book is basically looksmaxxing for depressed white collar workers.

Finally reading this bullshit.

I’m really enjoying this one a lot. The author is funny.

So far I’m intrigued with the premise, but I’m finding the military history a bit of a slog to get through.

I’m getting lost in the conversation the narrator has with the old man. I lose track of who’s speaking. I suspect the old man is a ghost or that the whole conversation is a dream within a dream.