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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, we are back with another episode of South Side Rabbi

where we bring faith to the city, closer to the conversation.

Yes, and I'm excited. It's been a long day. It's been a long day.

The excitement has persevered through. I am trying to read more fiction if anybody has been out

and if anybody has tuned into any of my tweets, then they've seen me say that.

My therapist wants me to read fiction because she thinks that it will give my brain to break.

I said that on a podcast as well because I read a lot of nonfiction.

I'm typically reading history, some Christian living, some theology, stuff like that.

My brain is always going and I need a break and I was never a big fan of fiction, really.

Now, reading fiction has been a new world to me and I like a lot of thrillers.

I read the silent patient, great book. I can't wait for it. Hopefully it becomes a film.

Her Brad Pitt's company bought the rights to it. I am also now reading a book called The Asia Vice. It's really good.

Yes, you're telling about it.

Also, I got to thinking though, I was thinking about a fictional book that if you have not heard about this book, then you are dead.

You are not alive. You're not alive.

You're poor. You're poor. You did hear about it and you have now gone to the great beyond and or you have passed before this has released.

But I was thinking when I was thinking about fiction, I was thinking about Harry Potter.

I mean, it's the best, I think it is the best selling fictional book in history.

They said that if you could take all of the Harry Potter books that have been sold from end to end,

it will go around the equator 16 times. That's how many Harry Potter books have sold.

Yes. JK Rowling, right?

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