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Colleen Moore _olleen_oore89 — I don't get this book at all. So there are 3 different segments of the underground economy that are covered: pot, agriculture and porn. They exist in a marginalized world, he briefly talks about them, a short conclusion is tacked on, and away we go? I had no problem with the three choices he made for describing said economy, but there was not enough relevant data to tie these choices together, and without that, I felt that each section left so much unsaid/unexplored. Sure there are loads of juicy details, but just not enough of them. A few men made porn, which is ceasing to be marginalized, the Mexicanization of agriculture relies on a brutal system of peonage that his achieved a modicum of respectability due to a cadre of lawyers working in an unjust system, and pot may have been one of the few success stories of a protectionist economy: ban imports to raise the value of goods at home. And each of these sections elicits a range of emotions: rage at injustice; frustration over stupidity; amusement over the government floundering to battle porn lords. So each section works as an individual snapshot of a problem, but without a cohesive framework to explain more about the significance of said economies, each section just sort of hangs there, incomplete and lacking the firepower it needs. I give it a three because each section is well written, but for a recommendation, I don't think that I can offer. If you are interested in either of the three previously mentioned topics, choose another, more focus tome. If you want to know what the underground economy/vast illegal activities say about the schism between reality and justice, you also have to go elsewhere. I am afraid that doesn't leave much....

Osama Ibrahim osamaibrahim — Fellas, it is critical that you read this book immediately. It's everything your girlfriend or wife wants you to know, but may not tell you. A girlfriend gave me the book and I thought, What the hell? Why would I read a book about guys getting more sex?. Then after the first page I started laughing myself stupid. I don't know how she knows all this stuff, but she was right on target with her analysis of what motivates women and why men should learn that info immediately. She may have written it for men, but I've lended it out to a multiple friends and I still don't have it back. I'm going to have to buy another copy. I'm making it my coffee table book. All men--i'm single-- will have to read it prior to date 2. Okay, not really, but I'd hope they would read it so they can get a clue. Fantastic read.