Would you read this book?

Read it, wasn't impressed. Would rather have my money back.

Sounds like an interesting read. I hope it has lots of photos.

No photos, it's a work of fiction.

On 6/28/2014 PalmTree11 said:

Read it, wasn't impressed. Would rather have my money back.

I think it's definitely a book to get from the library. I would not pay for it.

Were you able to guess about which hosts he was talking?

On 6/28/2014 lolakimono said:

On 6/28/2014 PalmTree11 said:

Read it, wasn't impressed. Would rather have my money back.

I think it's definitely a book to get from the library. I would not pay for it.

Were you able to guess about which hosts he was talking?

Honestly I wasn't... One is a male host who molests the models, one is a new girl who everyone adores but is the envy of her coworkers, one is fired and ends up a homeless drug addict... It's pretty weird. At one point one of the vendor's tiny dogs gets killed when it runs into the gears when the stage is being rotated... Not my kind of book. You get some insight into how miserable it is to be working behind the scenes, and you can tell which product lined are being referred to at times (Quaker Factory), but a lot of it is just unreal.

No. Just not that interested, or interesting.

I'd read it if it was nonfiction; a tell-all book. But a novel? No.

On 6/28/2014 PalmTree11 said:

Honestly I wasn't... One is a male host who molests the models, one is a new girl who everyone adores but is the envy of her coworkers, one is fired and ends up a homeless drug addict... It's pretty weird. At one point one of the vendor's tiny dogs gets killed when it runs into the gears when the stage is being rotated... Not my kind of book. You get some insight into how miserable it is to be working behind the scenes, and you can tell which product lined are being referred to at times (Quaker Factory), but a lot of it is just unreal.

Well, if I thought I wanted to read it, I feel like I no longer need to

Thanks, but I'll stick to Dostoevsky when I have the time.