This isn't your average business podcast and he's not your average host.

This is the James Alteter Show on the Stansbury Radio Network.

So Stephen Dumbner, I have you with me.

You're the co-author of Freakonomics, Super Freakonomics.

Think like a freak.

I smell a theme.

And now a collection of, well, I'm not going to say the collection yet, but you and Stephen

Levit, your other co-author on Freakonomics, you have a book coming out today called When

to Rob a Bank.

And so it's basically another Freakonomics book because you have, it's a collection of

thoughts and essays and blog posts and so on that you've done on the Freakonomics site

over the past eight or nine years, ten years, ten year anniversary.

So that's incredible.

So normally a lot of people say, oh, it's just a collection of blog posts I can read for

free.

So I'm going to just deal with that objection right up front.

It's a good objection.

It's a good objection, but the reality is you would never get it curated, edited, whatever

else you did with it in this format that we're about to look at right now.

Like I really appreciate, first of all, I'm not going to go back and read ten years of your

blog post.

That would, you know, because I had to do that in order to do the book and believe me, you

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