“The cost is, what, 20 bucks on Amazon, price of a movie ticket, if that, and popcorn. And that's just kind of how I got a pretty good wide variety of books.”

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adopt a rule to buy any book someone recommends, paying roughly $20 per book as the cost of a movie ticket and popcorn

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