re: #238 ggt

I read it and the sequel (can’t remember the name).

couple things were really weird in it —like no one cooked at home, they showed-up at a facility at a certain time each day and had a regular family meal there. And there were were no salesmen —products had “features/benefits” tags on them and you made a decision and told the clerk what you wanted.

Both seem nice, but not practical in every situation.

Certainly worth reading if you are into utopian literature.

I had to read it in 9th grade. I thought it was lame.