Even the word “real” is used 87 times in the book.
“This is real.
I can feel it.” Kevin worships a farmer who delivers him a box of produce every week, because he has “a real wife, a real family, a real job” — and, it turns out, some very real problems, too.
Its unbearableness.” Task, the “Billionaire Douchebag,” promises this will be “the most real reality TV we’ve ever seen.”But it’s our reality that Willis is playing with, and she has fun with it, especially our life on the internet, another unreal place we’ve come to accept as all too real.
Ostensibly about decadence, but really about love.” As quickly as he opens the book, he closes it, and turns on “MarsNow.”
Persons:
” Amber, Kevin, —, ”, Willis, Amber
Locations:
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