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My Vast Fortune: An Investor's Fiscal Triumphs and Money Misadventures

My Vast Fortune: An Investor's Fiscal Triumphs and Money Misadventures

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Amusing
Review: This is an amusing and readable book, and worth reading. To the reviewer below that accuses Tobias of bragging about his "vast fortune,": the title of the book is meant IRONICALLY. It's like calling a bald guy "curly." Tobias obviously has money, but as he put it in his column recently, he's a "minor millionaire" which in the new world of billionaires might make a millionaire think he doesn't have much to brag about. And I don't see that Tobias brags at all: what makes his writing so funny, is he is a master of self-deprecating humor. He puts himself down a lot in endearing and funny ways. So those who think he's arrogant, etc., here, must have minds that aren't very good at comprehending subtleties in life. This is mainly a collection of previously published articles, which results in some dry patches, depending on your interests, but I think you'll find a lot of it worth your time. And, hey, I'm a heterosexual who always votes Republican and I STILL love Tobias' writing (a gay man who is treasurer for the Democratic National Committee, or whatever the heck that organization is called.)

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Amusing
Review: This is an amusing and readable book, and worth reading. To the reviewer below that accuses Tobias of bragging about his "vast fortune,": the title of the book is meant IRONICALLY. It's like calling a bald guy "curly." Tobias obviously has money, but as he put it in his column recently, he's a "minor millionaire" which in the new world of billionaires might make a millionaire think he doesn't have much to brag about. And I don't see that Tobias brags at all: what makes his writing so funny, is he is a master of self-deprecating humor. He puts himself down a lot in endearing and funny ways. So those who think he's arrogant, etc., here, must have minds that aren't very good at comprehending subtleties in life. This is mainly a collection of previously published articles, which results in some dry patches, depending on your interests, but I think you'll find a lot of it worth your time. And, hey, I'm a heterosexual who always votes Republican and I STILL love Tobias' writing (a gay man who is treasurer for the Democratic National Committee, or whatever the heck that organization is called.)

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Good
Review: Tobias writes an amusing autobiographical book detailing the origins of his "vast fortune" often with his tongue firmly in his cheek. His social consciousness shows through although his employs vast common sense. He takes on the scourges of modern society...the parasitic lawyers.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Vast humor part of Tobias' VAST FORTUNE
Review: Tobias writes an amusing autobiographical book detailing the origins of his "vast fortune" often with his tongue firmly in his cheek. His social consciousness shows through although his employs vast common sense. He takes on the scourges of modern society...the parasitic lawyers.


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