as a devoted animaniacs and pinky and the brain fan, and as someone who's planning to go into the volatile world of showbiz after college (i know, i know, not the smartest move) i was prepared for this to be an incredibly enjoyable read. it delivered. this is the heartwarming, funny, bittersweet story of a voice actor who shaped childhoods (and teenhoods and adulthoods too) told quite literally in a way only he can. i pretty much never listen to audiobooks normally for a variety of reasons, but this is the first time in my life that my experience was improved exponentially by having an audiobook copy. i just wanted to hear rob do his character voices, sue me. some slightly unpleasant dated stuff in here but it's kept to a minimum. a lovely experience overall. this probably hits more as someone who's a fan of rob's work or someone who wants to go into a similar field (or maybe someone who's gone through their own cancer journey?) but you know. i was that. so it did hit for me.