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Good for you! You win the tomato grower prize! The story is about an obsession that is also a backstory for a larger narrative about consumerism. If that doesn
by staycoolboy 6y ago
Good for you! You win the tomato grower prize!
The story is about an obsession that is also a backstory for a larger narrative about consumerism. If that doesn't interest you, fine, just admit it. You clearly didn't read the book, so why bother commenting how good you are at growing tomatos?
And, lol, this book took place two decades before Instagram but it was largely anticipating it, but you didn't read the book so the irony is lost.
- notASmartGuy12 6y agotake a drink man, relax. It makes more sense when you say there's a backstory about consumerism in there. Because saying "Hey, we have $64 tomatoes," on a blog entry that doesn't mention the rest of the book's focus on consumerism, with the scant details on the blog, comes off as "don't bother gardening, it costs a lot more than the store." And no, I haven't read the book, but now that I know what it's about, it doesn't seem necessary. People buying unnecessary stuff to look good led to an unnecessarily expensive outcome.