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Episode 32 - Ctrl-V, Repeat

🕑 Added 2019-02-15 13:53:21 +0000 UTC

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372 Pages We'll Never Get Back

this is, shall we say, *not* an uncommon interpretation

Thomas Jones

I kinda suspect it's precisely why he found himself needing to make money and found "Write eBooks" on a blog article titled "15 Weird Ways to Make Money Online. (Don't tell anyone about number 12!)"

Mark Burger

Just finished as well. Holy hell. Next episode is going to be intense... without giving away anything, I have a hunch the ending/moral of the story came from the author's personal experience.

Theodore Lehman

My theory is that he wrote the final 2-3 chapters by setting his spellchecker to automatic correction and rolling his face on his keyboard for about an hour.

Travis Lynn

I like the idea that the author opens himself up to the risk of spoiling his own surprises with his, uhh... 'writing' technique.

372 Pages We'll Never Get Back

have to imagine the last few chapters were all *written* in about 20 minutes total. There was defintiely some timeline issues with the final "reveal"

Josh Mueller

I think I blacked out during reading the final section. Titus Uno says that the CBT was sentenced and then refers to a certain character's scheme as being the catalyst. Did that actually happen, or was that section victim to a Dwight David Thrash Copy/Paste error?

372 Pages We'll Never Get Back

It'd be his most baller move if he DIDN'T have a line on the resume about "sheriff of 64-SQUARES©" - mjn

372 Pages We'll Never Get Back

You can almost hear the "sets up appointments (*sotto* and blows up 64 floor buildings)" in your head as you read it. - mjn

amolove

Is anyone working on a Jack Starr resume?

Elizabeth Foote

I'm so glad others had this same experience because I read the last bit right after taking some Night Nurse for my cold and with the sheer amount of repetition of nonsense I swear there was some kind of out-of-body disconnect happening.

Dave Ward

After reading that and seeing all of his tweets of cheerleaders I have a feeling he may be on some law enforcement watch lists.

Moviegique

Also, am I the only one who, given the prose at the end, believes that Mr. Thrash has personal experience with restraining orders?

Moviegique

I finished last night as well, and I swear at several points I was leaving my body. This has some sort of weird mantra-ish powers I have not heretofore experienced in my literature.

Theodore Lehman

You broke my heart, D. D. Thrash. You broke my heart.

Theodore Lehman

I just started reading Chapter 15. If the Xerox repair man turns out to be the mastermind behind everything, this book will almost reach "The Eye of Argon" level.

M Williams

I just finished as well. WTF did I just read?? I'll give it credit for messing with me more than I expected. And, by the way, I would like to go on official forensic record as saying that "Melody Tune" was the invention of my husband who hasn't read a word of this book.

Christopher Dazey

I read the ending last night, and if you thought Moses Gavel was the worst name you've ever heard, just wait until you get a load of the cat burglar terrorist's.

372 Pages We'll Never Get Back

Editor really dropped the ball on this one! Hope someone at Random House got fired!

M Williams

Reporting in from Chapter 16. "The janitors clean the offices and throw away papers that might like letters contain sensitive information." and next paragraph: "The security guards are there to protect the 64-SQUARES building for visitors, solicitors, or guests of the employees of 64-SQUARES." ****BUT**** In Chapter 6, It CLEARLY states: "... used high technology drone robots for security and to answer all the cellphone calls. The drones were also used to clean and perform janitorial work." So, because of this discrepancy, I think I've figured it out. It's a robot uprising.

Theodore Lehman

Yup. I was in the single adult stake when I lived in Boise. I don't think we ever called it a "career singles department," though. That would be weird.

Jeremy Rieske

Not sure about other churches, but the LDS church, in some concentrated areas of members, will have a separate war(congregation) just for single adults 18-32(and sometimes singles wards for folks older than that).

Shelley Collum

I'm starting to think Veronica Jackson is the "cat burglar" terrorist. She makes appointments, but she's hidden in plain sight.

372 Pages We'll Never Get Back

We can't all be Pam Valentine!

Moviegique

"372 Pages We'll Never Get Back" will slowly evolve into a support group for victims of "372 Pages We'll Never Get Back".

Laura Journey

I started to watch a video on YouTube after listening to this, and was treated to an ad for a CPA study program, which informed me of how hard it is to pass the CPA exam.

Sharon R

Honestly, reading this chunk of the book made me feel like I do when I'm really sick and have taken heavy duty cold meds and have no idea where I am or what's going on. And as a secretary, I'm disgusted that Veronica can only schedule stuff??? They are apparently audio and video monitoring like twenty people and it never occurred to them that maybe Veronica can help??? Granted, that is the least of my problems with this part. I had this uncomfortable feeling that the "author" is creating characters that he really wishes were his bestest friends... Basically I have no idea how to go back into society after reading this...


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