Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Rush Limbaugh addicted to drugs!? I thought he was addicted to FOOD! He sure had me fooled!Seriously, The Way Things Ought to Be is that hypocrites like Rush get the hell off the airwaves and out of the bookstores so people like me won't have to waste our money.This book reeks of fat pomposity and reading it again (after the news about his addiction) it really does sound like a goofball ego-maniac who is fueled entirely by drugs.Don't waste your time on this one. If you already have a copy, you can put it through your shredder and use the waste material for packing items you send through the mail at Christmas time.Good luck. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm a little surprised that Laurel Mellin, author of The Solution and The Pathway, isn't suing for plagiarism. Yes, overweight folks need more than a "quick fix" and if Dr. Phil helps people get to the root causes of their obesity, swell.However, Mellin's books and her program (developed out of years of study at UCSF, where she is a professor of family medicine) are a better choice for those really looking for a way to truly deal with their inability to nurture themselves and set reasonable limits. Strong nurturing and strong limit setting are the keys to changing any behavioral excess - do yourself a favor and pick up one of her books. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book seemed like just another rehash of the basic training storyline from Starship Troopers. But there's less to it than in Starship Troopers. I don't like the characters. The only one that says anything other than the "gee shucks, we're in the space patrol" line is an utter creep and many of the scenes just drag along. I heard that kids have liked this book and it seems more written for teenagers than adults, but there's not a lot to recommend. Only in the last 30 pages does the book pick up and start doing things, but up until then it's training, training and more training.For better Heinlein books of this style try either Starship Troopers or Podkyne of Mars. Answer:
Answer: