RobertTheTexan
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Reading the cliff notes that are free in an effort to convince myself to pay $20. Consider it a sample off a tray at HEB. First taste determines if you eat more.
I'm not knocking the book. I'm the type that wants the details up front.
30 yrs later....
I gotcha, and I’m a big sampler too. Interns of browsing though a book before I buy. In this case I went ahead and bought it. I did the 50/50 coin flip.
1. It’s not widely circulated because the truth is often suppressed and it’s such a good book, all the available copies get bought up. It costs so much because it’s a really good book and thus hard to find. Demand drives price and availability.
2. The book totally sucks and the reason it’s hard to find is because no one buys it. They “republished” in hopes current political climate would lure people into “the buy”, and priced it high so you’d think it’s a really great book because it costs so much.
I chose option 1.
And I got it Saturday. Haven’t started reading yet. Have some time off and will take some time then to read it.
Did you get some cliff notes on it??
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