Hey everyone. What if a simple tool could change your life, and it's not Drake? Today's book is

The Checklist Manifesto, which if you change five letters becomes the Communist Manifesto. You're

communist now. And check. I'm Kellynneur's skin. I'm a comic, a father, and before I started

making a packing checklist, I bought at least seven

phone chargers in five different states. And I'm David Vance. I found this book to be useful,

concise, and process-oriented, or what I call a page turner.

In the checklist manifesto, Atul Gawande shows that a simple checklist can make you much better at your job,

something I already knew from listening to The Ten Crack Commandments.

And this is the Book Pile.

Again, thanks so much to everyone who's left a rating and review.

We super appreciate it.

And we'd love for you to leave a review if you haven't.

Number one, Reader 13 says, Dave and Kellan are so funny and relatable, parentheses, mostly.

They know exactly the kind of review we like to react to.

Well, I think it's fine. They're being honest.

I think it would be weird if everyone who listened to this also was like partially unemployed but also did comedy.

Wait, which one of us is that?

That's the riddle.

It's both.

That quote I read last week about how Amos Tversky said,

it's good to be a little underemployed.

I show that to my girlfriend all the time.

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