Everyone should read in the bathroom

Bathroom reading can be very benefical in two ways. Of course you know the first, but you might not have ever thought of the second.

You know those books that just have too much info to absorb the first time you read them. Like "Chicken Soup for the Soul" and "You May Not Tie an Alligator to a Fire Hydrant."

Recently I picked up a copy of "The Rockefeller File" by Gary Allen, which is another one of those books perfect for bathroom reading. Check out this quote: "The key to this system is giving up ownership but retaining control. for example, most people don't believe they really own something unless they retain title to it in their own name. The Rockefellers know this is a big mistatke. Often it is better to have your assets owned by a trust or a foundation--which you control--than to have them in your own name."

Try to absorb that kind of info plus half a dozen other facts while breezing through pages in your favorite comfy chair. Maybe some people can do it, but for me I prefer to do that sort of absorbing on a different sort of seat.

So grab a good fact filled reader and use a sheet of toliet paper for your bookmark if you want enjoy the whole experience. Just remember if their is a line for the facility you are using please be courtious with the amount of time your new reading destination might be taking up, and don't forget to flush!