Alex Goldmark

Should we write them in order?

Should we write the hardest ones first so that we, like, know what we're really getting into?

The downside of that one, when we thought about it, was then you end on death.

It was just a depressing ending.

Tom could read so fast.

Like, the words go into his brain so fast that he was really able to read a lot quickly.

And I would be like, I need to, like, leave my desk, go sit somewhere quiet and focus to actually be able to leave good notes.

We had to figure out, like, what size was the book?

How long should it be?

What kind of paper should it be printed on?

Is it going to be in four color?

Is it going to be in two color?

Can we just make anything we want any color we want?

And how should they price the book?

Because money is not really paper.

It's actually made out of like cotton.

And I was like, could we ask the company that makes the fabric that money is printed on?

Could we ask them for like one page each book?

They didn't smell like dollars.

And then we thought, maybe Chinese money smells different?