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Waffle Street: The Confession and Rehabilitation of a Financier ReviewAny adult who takes up a hobby involving a uniform runs the risk of being confronted head-on by the often humbling realization that even one who feels well-established in their comfort zone of daily life has entered a situation in which the basics cannot be taken for granted -- in fact, that one must re-learn something as fundamental as how to dress oneself. One's peers and associates in this new endeavor may even evince the simple smile reserved for an infant who has, for the first time, donned his own pull-up diaper.
Hidden behind the humorous anecdotes which permeate this oeuvre (word chosen particularly because it resembles both the french "oeufs" and their common, though currently dangerous preparation style "over-easy") lies a serious meditation on economic theory, a comparative analysis of academic vs. street "cred," and a variety of ruminations ranging from the questionable existence of Corinthian waffles to the long-term psychological effects of sensitively-placed tattoo art on one's progeny.
Adams tells a compelling story, and he manages to challenge the reader and ask some difficult questions in the process. If one is unfamiliar with trends in economic thought, this book is an excellent introduction to the tenets, and possibly the limitations, of the theories of Keynes, Friedman, and, of course, Jean-Baptiste Say (whom the author hopes to redeem). If the higher-order combinatorics involved in the ordering of famous Waffle House hash-browns eludes one's mathematical grasp, one may remediate this through the brief analysis and framework found within. (Though "sluthered" is revealed not to fall into canonical hash brown orthodoxy, I'll appropriate it here to state that indeed, Adams' book is "sluthered" with goodness, laughter, and honest personal reflection.)
For anyone who would like a fair dose of humour, served with a side of economics and grits, and liberally peppered with both snark and self-deprecation, this book is a fantastic and worthwhile read. There's even a story about morality, personal responsibility, and self re-invention under some of the syrup.Waffle Street: The Confession and Rehabilitation of a Financier Overview

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