Hey, everyone. Jurassic Park is a cautionary tale about the dangers of using dinosaurs for profit.

It's made about $10 billion.

I'm Kellanerskin. I'm a comic, a father, and the first time I read this book, I was 11,

which I don't recommend, because it was also the first time that I read about a person who could

feel their own intestines while they were being consumed by a dinosaur.

Quite the mile marker for any youth.

It literally went from like the hearty boys and the secret of silver cave.

To Nedri and the secret of silver cave to nedri and the secret of the small intestine and i'm david vance as a child i asked a mall santa for a custom-made toy set where dinosaurs

wear medieval armor and live in a castle i'll let you guess how my christmas morning went

jurassic park the book is about a theme park full of dinosaurs juras armor and live in a castle. I'll let you guess how my Christmas morning went.

Jurassic Park, the book, is about a theme park full of dinosaurs. Jurassic Park the movie explains where Mace Windu's arm ended up after Anakin chopped it off. And this is the book pile.

All right, we're doing a special deal today. If you rate and review the book pile and we become super rich,

we'll use the revenue to buy an island and make clones of every size of Kellen,

carnivores and herbivores, that you can pay to come see.

I'm already both right now.

I'm just kidding.

I don't eat herbs.

A listener named The Other other blobfish says,

I just finished Scott Adams' podcast and decided to check out this week's episode of the

bookpile while working remotely for State Farm just to hear both Adams and State Farm referenced

within 30 seconds of one another.

And if you want to know what any of that means, listen to our Atomic Habits episode.

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