B
By a man, man named Doctor Bittel, B I T T E L and it's a very layman's, uh, uh, approach towards managing different types of people. And the very last chapter, and I haven't figured out why that one was last, is how to manage engineers.
B
So it's, it's ver-, it's interesting, here again it's, it's casual reading and it's not eaten up with a lot of, uh, mechanical stuff and it's really excellent fast reading and, uh, but as you say it's, it's sometimes it's difficult to, to know if it's, you know, I think if somebody would say hey, read these ten books because these are self-improvements, I would probably be turned off to them.
A
Yeah, yeah.
B
If he casually just walked into it and, uh, put down a Stephen King book and I picked up one of them I might be a little more interested.
A
I don't know, I'm not sure I could take too much of Stephen King. That's a little, little heavy for me.
B
Yeah, they're, uh, quite, uh, they're hard to set down because it's so interesting and, of course, they're all just a little spookier than the movies, but, uh,