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It can't be coincidence that the author mentions Happy Gilmore, and then goes on to describe the point of the book being finding a world built for you not to fa
by auto 4y ago
It can't be coincidence that the author mentions Happy Gilmore, and then goes on to describe the point of the book being finding a world built for you not to fail in, when you thought the other world you did fail in was your destiny, which is basically the whole schtick OF Happy Gilmore, right?
- SOLAR_FIELDS 4y agoYes, for those who haven’t seen Happy Gilmore, it’s a story about a guy who failed at ice hockey but accidentally discovered he was really good at golf. It has a lot of parallels to this story and the essence is conceptually the same.