Hello, everybody. Connor Lestoka here. This is 372 pages. We'll never get back. The Bad Book Club, where Michael J. Nelson and I read bad books together,

along with you, our beloved listening audience.

And we're in the middle of a bad one, an enjoyably bad one, Mike.

It's enjoyable.

But we were talking before we started recording,

and let's just bring it into this right away, because's fairly fascinating of all the authors in our the pantheon of 372 pages i've never been uh i've

always felt that they were fairly harmless i feel like this author is a monster like an absolute

monster you mean in terms of his use of grammar that type of thing uh like this author is a monster. Like an absolute monster.

You mean in terms of his use of grammar or that type of thing?

His ideas.

Were this guy given his reign, we'd all be dead.

Right.

Or many of us would be dead.

I don't know.

Maybe some of us would fit into his, maybe some of you are super geniuses. Sure. If Ernest Klein, you know, got,

if Ernest Klein was in control of the Earth's government, you'd probably just have like,

you know, Star Wars Day or something like that. If the Devlin sisters were in charge,

you'd probably just have, you know, government rations of

chamomile tea sent out to people to ensure maximum coziness. But this guy. Oh, yeah, you know,

Henry Ford, not a great guy, but he used to, he liked ballroom dancing and thought it was

healthy. And so he required all of his workers to

ballroom dance. That's eccentric. Yeah. And, you know, like Ernest Klein, yeah, he'd make you

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