Don't stop believing

Did you ever read Remarkably Bright Creatures? I've heard of it, but I didn't get a chance to read it.

It's a great read.

Loved the book.

Fantastic.

So when you read a book and it's fantastic and then you turn on Netflix or whatever and they have adapted it to a movie, you are like, womp, womp, womp.

Except they cast Sally Field in this role.

And when I say she hit home plate three times with the bat swung and knocked it out into the rafters.

She's going to get nominated for something.

It was absolutely outstanding.

I know the book.

I know exactly what happens in the book.

I was weeping.

Wow.

It was very well done.

It is so well done.

And when I heard that it was made into a movie, it involves an octopus.

And I guess I'm assuming a lot that was artificial intelligence that they did that with.

It was really, really, really well done.

Is your recommendation that everybody read

the book or listen to the book first? Oh, I don't know.

I almost feel like if you're a person who reads books, read the book.

But if you're not a person who reads books, are you kind of like six in one hand, half a dozen in the other when it comes to a book versus...

I would say, like, I like the idea of reading the book and the movie and then comparing the two.

Sometimes I do one first before the other.

It doesn't matter.