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His favorite author, he seems to quote and bring his book up a lot about his trips, you know, is Chuck Palahniuk, who is very famous for the book Fight Club.

Now, a lot of his books are really good. They're a little bit different. They're a little bit dark.

And he is a really, really good author.

Her top quote at the top of her Tumblr page was 'you're always haunted by the idea that you're wasting your life.' And this is a Chuck Palahniuk quote.

There are so many global operations trying to take down 764... It's all because of Fight Club. Fight Club is a novel turned movie written by Chuck Palahniuk.

You're not your job. You're not how much money you have in the bank. You're not the car that you drive... It's a classic, which is technically supposed to have a lot of deeper messaging about consumerism, capitalism and toxic masculinity.

There are so many global operations trying to take down 764. The US, Canada, there's 16 separate European countries participating in them. There's Operation Darkrooms, Operation Discordia, Operation Autumn Shield, Operation Restore Justice. Every single country seems to be fighting it. And it's all because of Fight Club. That's how it starts. The Fight Club to incel pipeline. Fight Club is a novel turned movie written by Chuck Palahniuk.

It's a classic, which is technically supposed to have a lot of deeper messaging about consumerism, capitalism and toxic masculinity. And Chuck Palahniuk is a fantastic writer. But the incels have taken it and decided that this is going to be their holy Bible.

For example, there is a famous quote, You're not your job. You're not how much money you have in the bank. You're not the car that you drive. You're not the contents of your wallet. You're not your fucking khakis.

He did Fight Club. Oh. That's how most people know Chuck Palahniuk. But he's got some like crazy other stories. But Fight Club is what he's mainly known for.

Only after disaster can we be resurrected. It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything. Nothing is static. Everything is evolving. Everything is falling apart.

And that's how the book Lolita came to be.

Remember what's between the ages of 12 and 14? According to Humbert Humbert, a nymphet.

Unlike Humbert in Lolita, Frank is not well-spoken nor well educated.

And a lot of the things he passionately talks about. Well, the very next day, he's most likely going to just contradict himself like he was one of those guys.

He kept a gun around again, Lolita.

So mind you, Lolita was the manuscript for that book was burned almost twice. And Vladimir's wife is the one that stopped him. He wanted to throw it in the fire because he had writer's block.

Now, there is another book called Lolita by Vladimir Nobokov.

Now, Lolita is a very controversial book. It was incredibly famous. It's still famous to this day. It was written in 1955 by a Russian-American novelist.

This is a book that has sold over 60 million copies worldwide.

It's not about falling in love in a field. It's not about social classes. It's literally the inner thoughts of a pedophile.

There's more copies sold of Lolita than The Great Gatsby, To Kill a Mockingbird, Hunger Games and The Diary of Anne Frank. More copies of Lolita has been sold.

She says that her dad would read the book Lolita to her while she was being abused.

One of his last book purchases in the last three months of his life is Lolita, the annotated and revised version about a man who is obsessed with a 12yearold girl.

There is really an incredible book on this case written by the sister of one of the victims Penny Farmer it's called Dead in the Water.

It was such a moving book I think first of all Penny Farmer is an incredible woman and the way that she's able to find justice for her brother and never give up through this whole process is one of the most admirable things that I've read about in a really long time.

But also her ability to bring out a ton of emotions into the book. I mean you could feel everything that her family was going through and had been through in this book and it's a lot.

So I'm gonna link that below there's also a really good podcast by the BBC that I'm also gonna link but with that being said let's get into it.

in her book there is however one thing worse than not knowing why a loved one has died it's being stuck in limbo not knowing if they're alive or dead but they're classified as missing it's a horrible word and it's one that curdles the blood and sends shivers down the spine of any parent.

There is however one thing worse than not knowing why a loved one has died it's being stuck in limbo not knowing if they're alive or dead but they're classified as missing it's a horrible word and it's one that curdles the blood and sends shivers down the spine of any parent.

I don't think I'll ever feel true happiness again the best part of my life is over.

my beloved best friend Chris

I started to believe that if I thought about Chris and Petta every day they would still be alive at least on some existential level and I could expunge some of that guilt for Chris saving me.

he was an absolute psychopath he was an insane dog that needed putting down.

There is really an incredible book on this case written by the sister of one of the victims Penny Farmer it's called Dead in the Water.

It was such a moving book I think first of all Penny Farmer is an incredible woman and the way that she's able to find justice for her brother and never give up through this whole process is one of the most admirable things that I've read about in a really long time.

But also her ability to bring out a ton of emotions into the book. I mean you could feel everything that her family was going through and had been through in this book and it's a lot.

So I'm gonna link that below there's also a really good podcast by the BBC that I'm also gonna link but with that being said let's get into it.

in her book there is however one thing worse than not knowing why a loved one has died it's being stuck in limbo not knowing if they're alive or dead but they're classified as missing it's a horrible word and it's one that curdles the blood and sends shivers down the spine of any parent

There is however one thing worse than not knowing why a loved one has died it's being stuck in limbo not knowing if they're alive or dead but they're classified as missing it's a horrible word and it's one that curdles the blood and sends shivers down the spine of any parent.

I don't think I'll ever feel true happiness again the best part of my life is over.

my beloved best friend Chris

I started to believe that if I thought about Chris and Petta every day they would still be alive at least on some existential level and I could expunge some of that guilt for Chris saving me.

he was an absolute psychopath he was an insane dog that needed putting down

he wrote a book on this case called The Billionaire Murders

obviously while the subject of the book is incredibly heavy we're dealing with two deaths I will say that he's very talented at not just writing but also his job as an investigative journalist.

He wrote a book on this case called The Billionaire Murders and obviously while the subject of the book is incredibly heavy we're dealing with two deaths I will say that he's very talented at not just writing but also his job as an investigative journalist.

He is the one that spoke to hundreds of people that were close to the family I mean I feel like at times he probably risked his career and his life maybe even to dig into this case he's gone all the way to the Supreme Courts in Canada to get information on this case he is an author, podcaster, docuseries producer.

he wrote a book on this case called The Billionaire Murders and obviously while the subject of the book is incredibly heavy we're dealing with two deaths I will say that he's very talented at not just writing but also his job as an investigative journalist.

He is the one that spoke to hundreds of people that were close to the family I mean I feel like at times he probably risked his career and his life maybe even to dig into this case he's gone all the way to the Supreme Courts in Canada to get information on this case he is an author, podcaster, docuseries producer.

Kevin Donovan he wrote a book on this case called The Billionaire Murders and obviously while the subject of the book is incredibly heavy we're dealing with two deaths I will say that he's very talented at not just writing but also his job as an investigative journalist.

He is the one that spoke to hundreds of people that were close to the family I mean I feel like at times he probably risked his career and his life maybe even to dig into this case he's gone all the way to the Supreme Courts in Canada to get information on this case he is an author, podcaster, docuseries producer.

He's followed this case since the beginning he's interviewed re-interviewed family, friends, public sources even the billionaire family's private investigators to just get the most comprehensive information that is now available to the public thanks to him.

This is the movie based off of the George Orwell book 1984, which is like good book, yes, but like, I don't know if that's the best movie night with your family.

Have you guys read the book 1984?

1984 is like the ultimate oh shit let's never let this happen type of plot. It's our warning of the future.

It's a dystopian social science fiction novel about a world where your every action and even every single thought that you think is monitored by the government, is heavily monitored by the thought police and by Big Brother.

This is the movie based off of the George Orwell book 1984, which is like good book, yes, but like, I don't know if that's the best movie night with your family. Why not like an Avengers movie or something?

you grabbed a box set of the hardcover copies of Harry Potter, which netizens looked it up. It's like 15 pounds. It's like seven books.

She would call them muggles like from Harry Potter. They don't know magic. They're living in the matrix.

Mackenzie is telling her mom all the things she's been doing. She's been making oatmeal in her room. She says she's reading all the Harry Potter books and all she does is eat. ... Her literary review of the first book in the Harry Potter series is quote, good as fuck.

And that is how the very famous Margaret Atwood quote that has been used in The Handmaid's Tale, that men are afraid women will laugh at them. Women are afraid men will kill them, came to be.

The Handmaid's Tale was a 1990 movie was seen like filmed there, there was actually a scene filmed on the back staircase so that happened before Kathleen's death.

That's way too much like Handmaid's Tale.

We're bypassing all security measures and just going straight to Margaret Atwood.

The fool says in his heart there is no God, they are corrupt, their deeds are vile, vile, vile, there is no one who is good, no one who does good. Their deeds are vile.

The fool says in his heart there is no God, they are corrupt, their deeds are vile, vile, vile, there is no one who is good, no one who does good. Their deeds are vile.

But now that I'm listening to Atomic Habits, I get why I never achieved those goals.

Atomic Habits is this cult classic at this point.

He's probably just like reading Atomic Habits and the 48 Laws of Power.

No, he should read though.

He has ditched the Bible. He has replaced it with this bright red book with this orange circle in the middle.

It slides all the way off and lands directly on the hitchhiker's lap. She looks at him. He's looking at her. He smiles, picks it up from his lap, leans it and puts it back on the dashboard. It's her Bible.

Side note, if you've ever had the desire to be the very annoying dinner party guest, his book is really good. It's called Righteous Mind. It's filled with these questions and how his students respond.

Side note, if you've ever had the desire to be the very annoying dinner party guest, his book is really good. It's called Righteous Mind. It's, it's... Is it filled with these questions? Yeah. And it's filled with how his students respond.

He took blurry landscape photos out of his multimillion dollar estate window and he called it art.

It was called Through My Window.

He took blurry landscape photos out of his multimillion dollar estate window and he called it art.

It was called Through My Window.

It's called Out of My Depth. I do recommend checking it out. I thought it was fascinating to see someone be so vulnerable, transparent and open about something so utterly humiliating. I was worried the book would feel self-serving, but it thankfully didn't.

It's called Out of My Depth. I do recommend checking it out. I thought it was fascinating to see someone be so vulnerable, transparent and open about something so utterly humiliating.

He wrote one of the best books I've read all year, which is If You Tell, another true crime book. I highly recommend checking out all of his stuff.

So the book is titled If You Tell by Greg Olson, and it is such a good book. I mean, I just like breezed through this.

have you guys read the book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie

no it's like If You Give a Mouse a Cookie they're gonna ask for a cup of milk to go with it then they're gonna ask for this this

Or with children's books, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. Have you guys read that book? It's about you give a mouse a cookie and then suddenly it steals your house and your wife and your kids.

Rec: "The Hillside Stranglers" - by Darcy O'Brien (best deep dive on this case out there but it is really intense.)

there's a really good book on this case called The Hillside Stranglers by Darcy O'Brien.

Now this book is it's honestly so detailed like I don't know what else to say other than there will be parts if you read it that you're gonna want to throw the book across the room.

You're gonna want to gag. It's really gruesome, it's graphic, it's dark but truly this is the best deep dive that you can find on this case in my humble opinion.

Go pick up yourself a copy but don't come running at me okay? Don't come emailing me this was too dark I almost gagged.

I warned you this is my warning but I will say that this story I mean it's impossible to tell you the story without getting into these gruesome details because they're so pertinent to the whole case.

I read the family's biography Hidden Valley Road by Robert Kolker.

So for this episode I read the family's biography Hidden Valley Road by Robert Kolker.

The two youngest siblings, they actually sought out Dr. Kolker to the author of the book to share their stories.

The author had the blessing of the whole family including the mother but a few of the siblings chose not to even participate in the HBO Max documentary and even after the documentary came out, a few that did participate they did not like it.

So we focused most of our research on the book.

She buys him the book, Techniques of a Crime Scene Investigator, 8th Edition.

She told him when she gave it to him, Brian, let's channel all this morbid curiosity into something positive that you can affect the world with good change.

I purchased this book for research for this case and there are over 30 very graphic pictures of mutilated murdered bodies in the book Uncensored Real.

There are pictures of murdered women whose private parts have been chopped off, completely mutilated, pictures of women who have been dismembered and tortured. It is a lot.

Like decapitated heads. Like it's a lot.

She buys him the book, Techniques of a Crime Scene Investigator, 8th Edition. She told him when she gave it to him, Brian, let's channel all this morbid curiosity into something positive that you can affect the world with good change.