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The other day my buddy Ollie, the great writer and director asked me a question about blogging. I'll spare you the interim but the upshot was that I referred him to a book that my son Taylor is reading (I know, 16 years old and voluntarily reading a book - the apple doesn't fall far from the tree) - the book is Join Me: The True Story of a Man Who Started a Cult by Accident.

Tonight Taylor suggested I check out the Fiat ads (I've talked about the cinquecento before) which star the author of the book. He's becoming quite the culture vulture, my son.

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