Hello, everybody, and welcome to 372 pages. We'll never get back.

I am Connor Lestoka, joined here by Mike Nelson for our first post-super constitution episode.

I don't know if you have a heavy heart like I do or if you're delighted to be freed

of those shackles and can now soar above the heavens to...

Yeah, well, I'm going to, obviously, I'm going to pass the book on to a needy reader,

someone who needs to learn about the super constitution. But it has been around my

house. And so it's been sitting there in a place of honor, obviously. And people walk into my

home and like, oh, what is this? Is this your current book that you're reading? I'm like, yeah,

just crack it open and see what you think.

Universally, people, the response is wonderful.

So it's a great thing to have around.

I'm going to be sad to lose it.

But I'm happy to pass it on to someone who needs it. Yeah, I like that you're doing what your stereotypical, you know, college freshman does with infinite jest or art of war just conspicuously

has it sitting around so people have to ask about it?

I think I've told this story before that there was a teacher who I wanted to impress, and I

brought a giant copy of a very difficult writer named Saul Bellow, a huge book, and I set it on my desk.

And he came by, and he tapped the book, like, ironically with his finger, like three times.

And then looked at me and raised an eyebrow and went, good?

And I was like, oh, oh, you saw that.

It was very, he busted me so bad.

It was very embarrassing.

I actually carried it around.

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