Hello everybody. Welcome back to 372 pages. We'll never get back. The podcast were me and Mike Nelson here read books that we're probably not going to like.

And that bore out well with the last book, Mike.

It did it not.

You know, something has to be at the bottom.

The fact that that was like no one argued with us.

Like this is the worst book we've ever read, which is, you know,

obviously that's saying a lot.

That's the point. But to, to just, like, heads and just heads below, I guess, everyone else, just, everyone just agreeing like,

yeah, this is just awful, drag, terrible. It gets its own podium. It was Katie, Katie Ledecky,

lapping the other Olympic swimmers by by you know three lengths in the pool

essentially it's like well that's the second best person in the world and this is that much

better than them it was the opposite of that yes we read books we don't expect to like that last

book I did not like I like this one a lot better. Yeah.

So when we were trying to pick book 34, this is right now, so that's even the competition.

The last book was Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover, by the way.

And this book, which we're reading now, Night of the Crabs by Guy N. Smith is about as opposite in every direction as you can get. It was, it's a lowbrow pulp horror book that is a quick read. It did not reach the New York Times bestseller list the

book the year it came out, but it is a snappily paste. It's got romance.

It's got giant crabs.

It's got, you know, what else do you need besides those two things?

So it's, it's essentially, we can cover this when it comes up, but it is a one third of every

Rift Tracks or MST movie that you ever done was this, essentially.

It is amazing how close it is to so many movies that we did, Night of the Shrews, whatever.

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