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The Best-Case Scenario Handbook

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Prepare for the best-you never know when life will take an unpredictable turn, forcing you to deal with sudden wealth, power, love, success, fame, and earthly glory. Here are step-by-step illustrated instructions on what you need to know THIS VERY MINUTE.
How to cope with a broken ATM that will not stop dispensing cash
How to accept an Academy Award
How to respond when ...more
Paperback, 149 pages
Published September 28th 2002 by Workman Publishing (first published September 2002)
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Fox
Fox rated it 3 of 5 stars
Recommends it for: Townes V. Z.
Recommended to Fox by: Library
Shelves: 2009, humor
This is a book to prepare you for all of the best-case scenarios in life... such as if an ATM starts randomly dispensing too much money, if you win the lottery, or if your teenaged child is suddenly nice to you. It contains helpful diagrams as well (how to hide large quantities of cash in your sweater if you come across that faulty ATM, or how to pat your nice teenaged child down since the only reason they're kind is probably because they're stoned.)

This book was very entertaining...more
Bella
Bella rated it 3 of 5 stars
Technically, 3.5 stars. If such a thing existed. Which according to Goodreads, doesn't. But anyway, parts of it were really funny and I caught myself laughing out loud, but other ones were homorous but not as funny. Overall, good beach read :)
Alex
Alex rated it 3 of 5 stars
this book will throughly prepare you for all those good things in life. like if you win an Oscar or get to blackmail someone. or meet an angel. its pretty cool
Cara
Cara rated it 3 of 5 stars
Shelves: dewey
Some of the scenarios were really funny, like the ATM one, but some of the other scenarios were just ok.
Lori
Lori rated it 3 of 5 stars
Shelves: humor, fiction
A small book of humor for your entertainment.
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Shelves: humour
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