My Father's 'Fix This Next' Book Endorsement

12 May 2020 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube clip, a child (Speaker B) asks their father (Speaker A) for an assessment of the business book Fix This Next. The father admits he has only read the author's biography, which he finds impressive and indicative of the author's substance and achievements. He does not expect to read the entire book, citing his retirement, but says he may skim it or read selected chapters that interest him. The child proposes to check back in a week to see if any parts of the book capture the father's interest. The exchange is informal, conversational, and serves as a personal endorsement snapshot rather than a detailed review.

So my dad is reading my Fix this Next book. Oh, I don't know if we can turn around. So, dad, what's your assessment of that book?
What's by assessment?
Yeah, what do you think of Fix this Next? That book?
Well, so far all I read about it is the biography of the author.
And what do you.
Think about the biography? It's an impressive biography. It shows real substance and achievement. Do you think you're going to.
Read that book page to page by page?
Probably not. I've been retired so many years.
Yeah. So do you even think you'll read a single page of it? Honestly?
Well, I. I may skim the book or select certain chapters.
Yeah.
Of interest to me.
Okay, well, I'll see. I'll see if anything interests you. I'll ask you in a week from now and see if there's anything that interests you in the book.
Okay. Thanks, dad.
That's my review for my father's. Because of my face.