Reading Best Served Cold by Joe Abercrombie, a standalone part of the First Law series, after the initial trilogy. I really like the whole "nothing matters everything is what it is" sad and depressing vibe, it feels incredibly relatable.

Also doing a first listen (but not first time through) Wheel of Time, this time with a buddy of mine. We're just about at the end, so going to need another book to listen to while I run, though probably gonna be DCC.

My wife recently expressed interest in DCC, not even to me, just saw it in our Amazon recent searches, and she's like yeah, heard of this recently. Last book we read together was Blood Meridien, and let me tell you, not a good partner read, so hoping DCC can be a better one. It's been a number of years since we read together.

I'll eventually do something similar for Stormlight. I'm listening to WoT for first time, but read it a few years back. I listen while I run. It's good, because sometimes when I run I get tired, I guess, and don't pay the greatest enough attention, so I wouldn't want to be listening to material I wasn't familiar with. I hate having to rewind.

So are you doing the whole Realm of the Elderlings, start to finish? Definitely my favorite series, even beat out WoT. The jumping between storylines (first person and third person, not to give away much) were such huge changes in tone. I want to continue talking but I'll hold my tongue. I'm just jealous, if you are reading it for the first time, that you get to experience it all new.

I read WoT a few years back, and got a friend interested and so I've been doing a listen of that with him, and we are at the penultimate sequence of events there. I intend to eventually convince him to join me for a listen to RotE.

Yes, this is a shitty space race. Instead of putting a man on the moon we get ... whatever it is we're getting.

You know how many stupid "articles" I've seen on the Firefox homepage, about such and such a person who flies to work for one day a week. I just report them and move on, because that's ridiculous.

Well, I feel like you could Uber one day a week and outweigh the cost of owning a car no problem. But I get what you're saying, and I think of work can be done remotely, it should be.

Pro-boner, depending upon what kind of shit you're into.

I know women who relished it. And others who can laugh off stupidity! And then some who don't like it. My mom never liked it, although she said son of a bitch a lot.

Right, I'm like shit, these are all me.