Oh, the Places You'll Go!

I have a Dr. Seuss tattoo; my daughter was I used to read that book to her a lot and my mum read it to me, Oh, the Places You'll Go! and she just would draw that little character and loved it so I got that tattoo.

his last book that he wrote and published while he was alive was oh the places you'll go right which I had no idea was published in 1990 did you I didn't know anything about it

it's also his top selling book so some of these other books have been around for decades longer than all the places you'll go but all the places you'll go is this top selling book because it's given to grads every spring there's a new batch of graduates yeah who get all the places you'll go as a gift

like 10 million copies have been sold because it's about like your future from what a way to yeah just like doing things and taking risks and like trying stuff and you can do it and it'll be hard and you're gonna run into problems but you know you're you're a good person and you're going to make good choices

I'm like this is an amazing even for Seuss it's an amazing book like an article I read said that somebody somebody said like you can tell that he knew this was the last book that that was going to be published while he was alive that he wanted this to be his his swan song

his last book that he wrote and published while he was alive was oh the places you'll go right which I had no idea was published in 1990 did you I didn't know anything about it

so it was not it was his last book that was published while he's alive it's also his top selling book so some of these other books have been around for decades longer than all

the places you'll go but all the places you'll go is this top selling book because it's given to grads every spring there's a new batch of graduates yeah who get all the places you'll go as a gift

and like 10 million copies have been sold because it's about like your future from what a way to yeah just like doing things and taking risks and like trying stuff and you can do it and it'll

be hard and you're gonna run into problems but you know you're you're a good person and you're going to make good choices and I have a story about this oh yeah so last night um I was

his last book that he wrote and published while he was alive was oh the places you'll go right

it's also his top selling book so some of these other books have been around for decades longer than all the places you'll go but all the places you'll go is this top selling book because it's given to grads every spring

and like 10 million copies have been sold because it's about like your future from what a way to yeah just like doing things and taking risks and like trying stuff and you can do it and it'll be hard and you're gonna run into problems but you know you're you're a good person and you're going to make good choices

I was like just out of nowhere I was like did you know that oh the places you'll go was only published in 1990 but it's Dr. Seuss's greatest selling book

If you see all the places you'll go being given to somebody like a birthday party, it's like that person's got their life together.

I read this to my little girl a lot. And the main reason is because it's about growing up and doing what you want to do when you grow up.

This is Deputy Police Chief Robert Devine, and he's going to read you Oh, the Places You'll Go. Let's give him a hand.

I read this to my little girl a lot. And the main reason is because it's about growing up and doing what you want to do when you grow up.

This is Deputy Police Chief Robert Devine, and he's going to read you Oh, the Places You'll Go. Let's give him a hand.

"Oh, the places you'll go" by Dr. Seuss.

He wanted to get Ryan, 'Oh, the Places You'll Go!' by Dr. Seuss, but it wasn't available. So he got green eggs and ham. It's kind of the same thing, he says.

Oh, the places you will go is such a personal message to someone.

Another author still moving product after many years is Dr. Seuss. Oh, The Places You'll Go sold another 436,000 copies, making it the seventh bestselling book in 2021.

The Places You'll Go sold another 436,000 copies, making it the seventh best-selling book in 2025 so far.

I reread a book called Oh, The Places You'll Go by Dr. Seuss.

You guys remember that one?

Indubitably.

Oh yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's pretty cool, right? In the United States, at least, it's often gifted to people to celebrate milestone occasions, graduations, weddings, funerals.

I reread a book called Oh, The Places You'll Go by Dr. Seuss.

You guys remember that one?

Indubitably.

Oh yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And then suddenly places like eBay are saying they're not going to carry the books anymore and now libraries are having very important meetings to decide whether they can have the books in stock, you know, in the libraries or not.

And the deal with that is that Dr. Seuss is actually a far greater threat to the liberal establishment than mine comp is.

They won't even publish certain Dr. Seuss books, but they allow mine comp to be sold on Amazon. They allow mine comp to be sold on eBay.

But the publishers announced they are no longer going to publish six of the books.

when all this craziness happened this week, I went into the garage and I found my copy of all the places you'll go, which pretty much everyone gets when they graduate college. And if you read this book, this knows is the true threat to the establishment because you know what this book is about? Individual responsibility that you might be able to accomplish something for yourself in your life. And the government doesn't have to do it before you.

So the only thing that they can do is kick it off. And I don't think it's getting any better because I don't think that we're fighting it in anywhere near the right way.

They're going for books from literally 1937, 1941, 1947. We're so tolerant in 2021 that we take out books a hundred years ago in the name of tolerance.

I think this might be the most dangerous but just to be clear as to what's happening here people, the company that publishes Dr. Seuss books and there's at least 39 of them. There may be more.

Congratulations today is your day. You're off to great places you're off and away. You have brains in your head, you have feet in your shoes, you can steer yourself any direction you choose. You're on your own and you know what you know and you are the guy who'll decide where to go.

this is the most dangerous book Dr. Seuss ever put out you can't have people thinking they can make choices for themselves you can't have people thinking that they have capacity over their minds and they can just get out in the world and do whatever they want

this is about individualism this is about freedom this is about going to get what's yours and we've you know that just can't this is 2021 okay this isn't you know 1941 okay when you could just go out there and do what you want

the self-empowerment of this book the idea that you should go out and get yours the idea that the world is yours to conquer that it's your oyster and you've got a chance because you've got a brain in your head and feet in your shoes that is the most dangerous idea out there so get this book

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