Love Katt to death, and maybe he said it by accident, but gotta call cap on reading "3000 books a year" from 8 to 12, he probably meant to say 300, or 30, if you do the math you'll see what I mean, or maybe he's read 3000 books total since he was 8. He's now 52. So 3000/44 years = 68 books per year, which is fairly reasonable. That's just over 1 book a week. Which probably already puts him in the top 1% of readers of books. 3000 books PER YEAR for 4 years (8-12 as he said, probably by accident) - 3000/12 = 250/year. Divide again by 4 to get how many books he was reading per week, you get 62.5, which doesn't make much sense unless he's an artificial intelligence cyborg. lol He likely misspoke or exaggerated for effect, but just pointing it out in case people are like "wwwwowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww omgz!" Again, love the dude and love that he did this podcast. Hope he keeps spittin truth for a long, long time.
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Love Katt to death, and maybe he said it by accident, but gotta call cap on reading "3000 books a year" from 8 to 12, he probably meant to say 300, or 30, if you do the math you'll see what I mean, or maybe he's read 3000 books total since he was 8.
He's now 52. So 3000/44 years = 68 books per year, which is fairly reasonable. That's just over 1 book a week. Which probably already puts him in the top 1% of readers of books.
3000 books PER YEAR for 4 years (8-12 as he said, probably by accident) - 3000/12 = 250/year.
Divide again by 4 to get how many books he was reading per week, you get 62.5, which doesn't make much sense unless he's an artificial intelligence cyborg. lol
He likely misspoke or exaggerated for effect, but just pointing it out in case people are like "wwwwowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww omgz!"
Again, love the dude and love that he did this podcast. Hope he keeps spittin truth for a long, long time.