Men

A Couple of Comedians really worked my nerves. Although the first part of The True Life Story of Jody McKeegan ended sadly, A Couple of Comedians was or is terrifying for me. I think because there's a lot of tricky wordplay and the book is about a lifestyle that I've yet to experience to the extent of what they've experienced. That's the part that warrants terror. I plan to be successful in the sense of having a career and social life. I don't plan on being or becoming as sociable in certain ways with others. The thought that life has its ups, downs, twists, and turns welcomes the saying, 'anything can happen'. Anything can happen for you and to you especially since this is the city of dreams and country of bigger dreams. The style of the text is one that is either very complex or unfamiliar. I can relate for an instance, just a smidgen of the characters experience is appreciated for its memories. The text is mostly questionable. Once again there is a short list of, 'what I need not know' that I am not pleased to know that it will keep growing.