Obnoxious Ron Paul supporter > avoid telling people about that time period > "damn I wish I had some of that campaign merch, that'd be funny as hell"

Not absurd at all when the media ballooned him into prominence on the back of his wealth + nerdery but the latter is at best an attempt to appear smart but more likely just him wanting to appear cool and interesting. Its infuriating when our childhood experience of "nerd" was looked down on.

And if they're actually not there, you probably shouldn't be either.

When I had a commute audiobooks were my go to in the car.
But I think your question is a good one. I don't have kids and I work from home, and I read 10 or so books last year. Is that actually a lot compared to other childless adults?

I changed more as a person in the 90 minutes to, during, and from my therapists office in the gale force 20 degree wind than anyone ever has changed while living in San Diego.