I did it!

In which John signs (and Lectrojogs) an actual ton. If you're in the U.S. or Canada, you can preorder a signed copy of The Anthropocene Reviewed book: bookshop.org/books/the-anthro...
or here: www.penguinrandomhouse.com/bo...
Thanks to everyone who has preordered the book, and also to everyone who joined in the signing livestreams. They were a blast, and I will miss them, even if I will not miss signing my name 250,000 times.
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[@vlogbrothers]

Hi, hello. Some answers to your questions: 1. What does the review of signing your name 250,000 look like? It looks illegible even close up, but I have posted a picture here: twitter.com/anthroreviewed/status/1376940315194576900 2. Every copy of the hardcover U.S. and Canada edition should be signed. I do not know of a certain/reliable way to get signed copies if you live outside the U.S. or Canada. (There may be such ways; I just don't know if they'll work.) However, I am going to do a virtual book tour (more on that soon) that should make it possible for people outside the U.S. to order signed copies. Hopefully! I'm working on it! 3. The art you can see in the shot of the boxes is by the Brazilian artist Marilá Dardot. It's part of a series in which she takes books from her library that are written in languages she does not speak and repurposes them as art installations. -John

[@defenderofwisdom]

I really want to say: congratulations! That sounds ridiculously difficult! Even harder than writing a book itself!

[@nitfens6863]

Re 3: and what's the cracked glass looking piece? It's mesmerising...

[@pixiepearls3]

I read the review of signing your name 250,000 times and I'm actually crying. I'm so excited to get my copy!

[@shalvigarimanegi]

I was really wishing by some luck that book end up in my hands. Thanks for sharing it with all of us!

[@vlogbrothers]

@@nitfens6863 That's by Tara Donovan. (And it is cracked glass, or a photograph of cracked glass. I don't really understand how it was made.) -John

[@wietse1113]

Oh my God, I hope that 250.000th book goes to a nerdfighter who'll appreciate it ❤️

[@emilyhartman2475]

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[@vlogbrothers]

Me too! -John

[@julianaellameh9496]

WE ALL WANT IT

[@sonicdrivethroughlady4643]

@@julianaellameh9496 HAHA IKR

[@bluemelonkrik9917]

+

[@nicekid76]

pizza delivery guy - Hey you're John Green. Can I get an autograph? John - Too soon. Too soon.

[@IrisGlowingBlue]

Paperwork for Wimbledon sponsorship renewal or s/t: "Subject's signature here: ---" John: [Shaky sip of coffee.gif[

[@vlogbrothers]

Tag yourself in my vision board. I'm "I feel like squirrels used to be more afraid." -John

[@abbielebrun9380]

I have big "manifest second shot in arm" energy rn

[@ericaosko6656]

I'm "live laugh lumbar support"

[@AlyxDellamonica]

"Make Life IRL Again."

[@nitfens6863]

"'Not having a care in the world' sounds kind of terrible". Also "live laugh lumbar support"

[@moiradarling97]

On my old college campus a squirrel stood next me and ate a BIRD! They’ve never been afraid but I always be afraid of of them and their power.... that being said, this was in a town where they quite literally have a bridge for the squirrels cross the street on so maybe they are just extra comfortable there.

[@ahnaliash3590]

John: never again Electro jog: that’s funny

[@untappedinkwell]

+++

[@nitfens6863]

Is the Lectrojog taking over the world by being just so darn fun?

[@untappedinkwell]

@@nitfens6863 I, for one, welcome our new lectrojog overlord. ^^

[@jadefalcon001]

That lectrojog is such a satisfying machine to use that one must invent reasons to use it.

[@sguttag]

Having worked in a print shop back in the typeset/offset printing days...the Electro-jog is for reel and it does what it does quite well (shake papers around until they are uniform). A lot of things from the electro-mechanical era are quite fascinating to watch and to ponder how they came to be.

[@matthewsmusicshop]

you might say, you signed a *sheet-ton

[@castorj.b.1257]

*chef kiss*

[@IrisGlowingBlue]

Ayyyyyyyy~

[@l.k.438]

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[@savvivixen8490]

😂

[@NinaDmytraczenko]

You, my dear fellow, are a genius!

[@meenah_s]

John I feel like you should just keep a couple boxes of sheets at your place at all times. You can sign when you feel like it/when you want to. By the time your next book comes out you would have like 100k signatures ready to go.

[@ArealMrsSmith]

That would be a good idea except he has to sign sheets that are the same size and paper that the next book is printed on and that can’t be known until its written.

[@hoodiesticks]

Not sure that will work. Without the excuse of an upcoming book, it may be hard to justify to family/friends/coworkers even a small time commitment towards a seemingly useless task like this.

[@SHolst727]

@@ArealMrsSmith eh, get the largest standard size paper, sign in the center, and cut down to whatever size the actual book ends up?

[@ILoFoSho]

There's something here

[@sexyscientist]

@@SHolst727 The paper is provided by the publisher, Penguin Random House in this case. I know John has not changed his publisher ever, but even then, they are not gonna mail him a ton of large blank sheets without any book deal.

[@Dalenthas]

"It is possible for perfection to emerge from disorder." What a beautifully poetic way to describe that.

[@MattPalka]

I love to think that disorder at one scale creates harmony at a higher scale. It's my favorite.

[@carleybutler1707]

“I could really stand to be lectrojogged right now.” Same, John. Same.

[@IrisGlowingBlue]

It's like the spiritual opposite of the pear wiggler, while having very similar methods.

[@cwestrephx]

If someone could just lectrojog my life, please? I feel like that'd make things much easier

[@augusta.5089]

You know it's bad when this line REALLY struck a chord with you, hahahah.

[@katnisspotterholmes5206]

I am PRETTY sure that this will NOT be the last time he will sign his name this many times...

[@zcmini000]

Maybe not this many times

[@vlogbrothers]

We shall see, Katniss Potter Holmes. We shall see. -John

[@nitfens6863]

Stacks of paper, like a perhaps hand, coming carefully out of nowhere

[@MahlenMorris]

I'm with Sarah on this one; these quantities of time start to feel like a waste of his talents? Maybe even life? It's not like, if there are 250,000 of them, the signed copies are especially valuable. And I mean, if you made it my job to sign my name quickly, over and over again, I think I'd ask for a pretty high salary.

[@MeisterHaar]

John said its definitely the last time he attempts a 6 figure number of signitures. this can only mean one thing: a 7 digit number of signed pieces of paper next time. one million signitures.

[@gregorygiaouris8631]

John: "I could really stand to be Electro Jogged right now." Lol you have signed so many pieces of paper that you have become paper.

[@nitfens6863]

In order to sign the paper, one must become paper.

[@juliettedavies1550]

Honestly though I kind of like the idea of being jogged around in a giant lectro jogger

[@nitfens6863]

@@juliettedavies1550 If no one makes this, why do we even have capitalism?

[@charlizepate]

Watch him tattoo his signature on himself next

[@anosmianAcrimony]

Human Lectrojogging = electroconvulsive therapy?

[@max10dler]

It may not be Winter in the Northern Hemisphere anymore, but John’s about to hibernate like it’s -40 outside.

[@nitfens6863]

That should be in a song

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

This is why he will be approved by a turtle

[@TrailsVonMudder]

This may be the joke, but I love that you chose the one temperature that is the same in Celcius and Farenheit

[@sunnydays9144]

Greens don't really hibernate, they merely go into torpor. Everything you learned in high school is wrong 😲

[@max10dler]

@@TrailsVonMudder That is EXACTLY why I did that hahaha. Only the Kelvinists can argue now...

[@abundanceofellies9520]

I could imagine that being a motivational sign ‘Live, Laugh, Lumbar Support’ 🤪

[@untappedinkwell]

+

[@sexyscientist]

or a t-shirt from our lovely dftba warehouse.

[@nitfens6863]

@@sexyscientist SOMEONE MAKE THIS HAPPEN (caps in moderation)

[@catherinecase1142]

Wholeheartedly agree that "not having a care in the world" would be such a waste of the gift of consciousness.

[@brennafyfe7178]

Hearing you talk about your book going on adventures you could never imagine really makes me want to take my copy on a road trip...

[@vlogbrothers]

Ahh that would make me so hpapy! -John

[@Efflorescentey]

+++ I’m in a country where this is possible (my US friend is sending me one) How do you feel about an Aussie road trip, John?!

[@MattPalka]

I wish I could let authors know the books of theirs that I have read on airplanes.

[@dragonharris5465]

I want to take photos of my copy having adventures, like elementary kids with Flat Stanley

[@MattPalka]

@@dragonharris5465 I did that and still have my Flat Stanley copy!

[@marinar1380]

New above-shoulder signing angle! Can't wait for the lo-fi version

[@heathercampbellfurtekslutz8281]

Yes. How do we bring this into being.

[@rohaanomar7003]

+

[@NinaDmytraczenko]

For next vision board: manifest lo-fi John Green

[@ThisIsReMarkable]

Re: "Plant bean garden"- Looking forward to the "How to cook 11 beans" instructional video

[@feefen]

+

[@lmsalim]

and Hank turning them into a furbie?

[@ashleykayejournals8284]

... I thought it said "bear garden" and just... that sounds like an awful idea.

[@NinaDmytraczenko]

@@lmsalim Beanie Sansfurbs would be delighted to have company

[@ThisIsReMarkable]

@@ashleykayejournals8284 I dunno. To me it sounds grrrr...reat! 😆

[@nicolapurslow6510]

Good to know John vs the inadequately afraid squirrel continues to this day

[@joellea-b.5519]

I wonder if he remembers that meme

[@feefen]

Hahaha that's a good throwback

[@superbubbleaquapower]

Please remind me what video this is from. It sounds familiar.

[@feefen]

@@superbubbleaquapower kzbin.info/www/bejne/fna6Xohvlpd0rMk this one! The squirrel appears at around 0:44 in the video.

[@DavMat007]

Every book goes on adventures its author can't imagine

[@randomsandra4039]

Shirt!

[@johnchessant3012]

I can't believe John hearted this despite the glaring its vs. it's error.

[@DavMat007]

@@johnchessant3012 oooh no. What have I done?

[@DavMat007]

@@johnchessant3012 I fixed it, but at what cost?

[@johnchessant3012]

@@DavMat007 Oh noooo! I made you lose your heart :( I'm so sorry.

[@tierrasherlock3056]

Watching your signing livestreams has been a ray of sunshine in my life over the last couple of weeks :) from fun q&a to simple companionable silence, thank you, John

[@vlogbrothers]

Thanks for being there! -John

[@ggenc]

I agree!

[@feefen]

+++

[@haleypowell3975]

Human persistence is so amazing.

[@vlogbrothers]

It's my favorite thing about us! -John

[@katiegriffitts4311]

Agreed. And robotic perseverance is pretty cool too. :)

[@nitfens6863]

@@katiegriffitts4311 Totally, but I think what makes human persistence do amazing is that, to be honest, initially you don't really expect it to be that good, but then it turns out to be even better.

[@juliak.7799]

“I feel like squirrels used to be more afraid.” 😂 You’re not wrong. Also, man I could go for an electro jog right about now.

[@ArielBissett]

CONGRATS! I promise to extra appreciate your signature when my pre-order arrives!! ♥️

[@thalesguidote3728]

Great to see Ariel here so cool!

[@ThisIsReMarkable]

It is REALLY nice to hear the Lectrojogger without livestream audio compression!

[@MattPalka]

Yes yes yes!

[@tangiblethursday]

“A book going on adventures its author can’t imagine.” When I first published my book I made it available on Amazon Japan just for a laugh, so you can imagine how bemused I was when I sold a unit in KUJapan. To say I cried imagining someone in Japan, a country I have never been to, reading my words... Just know that I cried a lot.

[@mackenziecarr1240]

Cheered out loud when you showed the 250000th signature and also when I saw "manifest SECOND shot in arm"!

[@vlogbrothers]

So grateful to have my first shot down. -John

[@Ridetheraindrops]

The love affair between John and his lectrojog has been a delight to witness.

[@NaiveDJack]

I can imagine tomorrow, a delivery comes at Green's place and the person asks 'sign here, please' and John turns into a human mountain of N O P E

[@lmsalim]

hahaha

[@IrisGlowingBlue]

+

[@Efflorescentey]

John: “SARAAAAHHHHHH, IT’S FOR YOU!!!”

[@raganstory675]

Also, “I feel like squirrels used to be more afraid.” I felt that.

[@bulbasa9r753]

Come play with me; Why should you run Through the shaking tree As though I’d a gun To strike you dead? When all I would do Is to scratch your head And let you go. -WB Yeats

[@sirkarlf]

I am cry laughing at "I feel like squirrels used to be more afraid."

[@yuvalne]

These vision boards make my week a little bit brighter

[@untappedinkwell]

same!

[@feefen]

+++

[@eli3163]

You talking about your book going on adventures you may never know about makes me wonder if you'd appreciate us telling you where and when we read it in the comments here on youtube

[@vlogbrothers]

That would be so, so lovely. -John

[@AspienPadda]

In that case @@vlogbrothers I'm from Jbay in Safrica

[@MsWyndmere]

@@vlogbrothers just got my copy at the bookstore here in a suburb of montréal canada ♥️ it was signed in purple sharpie 💜

[@_the_]

"A book going on adventures it's author can't imagine" is so John and so beautiful.

[@readingguy6041]

One of my favourite things about Library books was this aspect of them, namely the sign out sheet where you could see all the past times it had been taken out. I've been disappointed ever since Libraries have started doing this electronically and no long stamping books which means this has been lost.

[@MaxBuskohL4ever]

If you are wondering where your books end up: I just found The fault in our stars in an old London phone box (in Germany) which has been turned into an bookshelf where everyone can have access to and find new books or give their own away ♥️

[@ghost.mp3]

+!

[@Mraus121]

I'll get one to Alliance, NE. Promise made.

[@vlogbrothers]

I can't wait! :) -John

[@karlapowell9828]

I live 50 miles north of Alliance. While that isn’t close in Indiana terms, it’s pretty much next door in the NE Panhandle. I promise to read the Carhenge entry while visiting there for the umteenth time because it is wonderful to spend time there.

[@trinkab]

THE WORLD NEEDS FAN ART OF JOHN SITTING IN A GIANT ELECTRO-JOGGER!!

[@klanceyburford7577]

"Live. Laugh. Lumbar Support." really sums up my pandemic feels right now.

[@user-rr2ep3gt5p]

Unrelated and I'm pretty sure you hear this a lot but I absolutely LOVE your hair. It just makes me happy and I don't know why. Maybe this is the sleep deprivation talking. But yeah, I love your hair.

[@jessicaonymous4352]

The Puff™

[@vlogbrothers]

Thanks, all credit to my hairstylist David Moran. He does great work! -John

[@swatswho]

@@jessicaonymous4352 puff levels resemble my moods tbh

[@Efflorescentey]

Me too! My boyfriend gets the puff and it makes me happy only because of John’s puff

[@sambitsamal]

I was lucky to have shared some of the signing sessions with you virtually during those semi-secret lives.

[@vanessapierson4913]

“...mesmerized flow state of contentment”. Yes please, i take that with a side of “...that seems so lovely to me...”

[@Efflorescentey]

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[@StevieSkaggs]

I'm a high school teacher and I can't wait to utilize this book in my class. The Anthropocene Reviewed was my favorite podcast and I think my students will get into writing essays about some facet of our human-centered world during this unsettling and murky time in our history. Thanks as always for your work!

[@KierTheScrivener]

I would have loved that in high school

[@Oli.V]

I now feel like I have to have an Anthropocene Reviewed road trip. I have to read the Halley’s Comet essay in Florida, and I need to go to car-henge to read about it, and add a layer to the worlds largest ball of paint just after I’ve read the essay about it.

[@ghost.mp3]

that is a beautiful idea

[@meg8259]

there is nothing more relatable than “i could stand to be lectrojogged right now.” i think we could all use a little order from our own chaos

[@GK-we6gi]

Thank you John! Life has been a struggle lately and it has only gotten worse this during the last couple of days, but right when I'm at my lowest you're there again with a livestream. But it's not just a person signing their name 250.000 times, no it's a really really awsome person signing their name for a really awsome reason and simultaneously providing the comfort and connection that I really needed. Thank you, thank you, thank you, I don't know if I could have done it without you!

[@cyber_bunnyy]

I hate that feeling when you reach the End of something where during its entirety you wished for the End, but when the End arrives you look back on the process and wish you hadn't wished so hard.

[@mariealexandraaa]

"I feel like squirrels used to be more afraid" as someone who has fed one too many squirrels, they are not afraid, and now I am afraid

[@katiegriffitts4311]

Oh how the turn tables

[@Norwaycat91]

Can we all agree that we'll take photos of the book in the place it ends up so that John can know these places even if he can't go to all of them? :) #AnthropoceneTravels or something like that :)

[@Jo-gv9nm]

+

[@feefen]

+++ That's a wonderful tag!

[@washingtonunibound]

Oh my goodness, yes!!! I will absolutely do that!

[@ghost.mp3]

gorgeous I love that idea

[@MattPalka]

Thinkin about generous art, and where it ends up, whether virtual or physical, is truly so lovely. Things keep adding grace in places over time. Again and again.

[@behinddestiny]

"I kind of want to put myself in the Lectrojog" has me feeling some kind of way.

[@truehope2344]

a 14 month year, my favorite phrase from this video

[@Efflorescentey]

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[@mariajohansson1186]

One copy of the anthropocene reviewed is going to Örnsköldsvik Sweden, I'm really looking forward to it, hope you have a restful break after such a stressful time :)

[@vlogbrothers]

What a great place name that is!! -John

[@darkerspork9354]

There's something so hopeful and encouraging about hearing you talk about having finished this, and then thinking about the possibility of next things!!

[@MrsClintA]

Congratulations, John!!! You're amazing! We all appreciate you putting in the time and effort to sign SO MANY copies! Thank you, thank you!!! I'm crossing my fingers, hoping I get that last signed page!!! So happy for you! All the best!

[@elijahd2774]

Do you have any advice to a young writer? I’m 14 years old and have some ideas for stories but don’t know what things I can do to improve/where to go with said stories. You’re my favorite author and any advice would be greatly appreciated

[@vlogbrothers]

Hey. I think the main thing when you're young is just to write as often as you can, and to explore how to take stories that live in your head and make them into written words. For me anyway, the stories feel so alive when I'm imagining them, but then it's hard work to turn them into words that can make the story live inside of someone else's head. That work, for me anyway, just took a lot of time. So when I was your age, I was just beginning to try to write stuff down and trying to figure out how to turn story ideas into words. Practicing that makes you better at it. The other thing I'd say is to read a lot. Read the kinds of books you'd like to write, but also read other books. Read anything friends or family recommend to you. Reading is this amazing apprenticeship--through reading, we can learn how other people have used words to make stories feel real. I wish you lots of luck! -John

[@seanharris3126]

Watching Crash course history with Jon was like watching "Law and Order" once you watch one episode you can't stop. And now to see Jon in the present. Is a present.

[@marinalundell8367]

The joy in this video brings me so much joy! I have watched 90% of the signing streams and I sure enjoyed it:)

[@braden_m]

I'M SO PROUD OF YOU JOHN!! In the same way that one is proud of their dad for doing something momentous - I am once again in awe of your determination

[@Storystein]

_"It's definitely the last time I attempt a six-figure number of signatures."_ John upped his game to a seven-figure number, confirmed! (oh God no, John. Please look after yourself)

[@marinar1380]

Also John thank you for the HD lectrojog action 🙏

[@serenityriver2701]

Watching your videos often leaves me feeling peaceful. Ty.

[@Blub_blubby]

I can get behind "Live, Laugh, Lumbar support." Please make that into merch

[@MakeMeThinkAgain]

Never reading a book after it's published is very wise. Few things are as frustrating as catching a "typo" (or worse) after it is already in print. EDIT: I had to edit THIS to replace a word I thought better of.

[@livlivhamilton227]

Go John!!! I also just finished a (much smaller) task and immediately saw this title and was like, yeah, I did it!

[@rubyangel9707]

The poetry of sending something you created into the void of everything far outweighs the desire to keep it pure. For sending it away surely will affect it's meaning but sharing it with others is the greatest joy of all.

[@sidneyvand8722]

I really appreciate that you are open with the fact that you have struggled (if not the details) because it can sometimes feel like everyone else is okay. It's good to know we aren't alone.

[@zmanzono]

John, thank you for this small but meaningful gift to 250,000 people. Thank you for sharing this journey with us, not just the excitement and flow state, but also sharing your hand cramps and worry. I can't speak for 250,000 people but your sincerity and self-compassion has been helpful this year.

[@SHolst727]

I'm really gunna miss the signing live streams. Always a great start to my day to get to just hang out.

[@MarkThePage]

After you sign your name 250,000 times, your body releases a chemical that makes you forget about the pain so you'll want to sign your name 250,000 times again. And thus the species shall continue.

[@kelsiedonaldson]

Yay! So happy you did it! I know the nerdfighter community appreciates all the time (and hand pain) you put in. Congrats, John!

[@coltonreed4488]

I’m so proud of you. And I can’t wait for my copy to arrive so I can appreciate you hard work!

[@a12i9]

John, with dreamy eyes: "I kinda wish I would fit into the electro jog.." *jump cut* "Anyway.."

[@JuliaGarbe1]

Can we do a thing where when we all get the signed copies, we take pictures of them in the strange places they end up?

[@feefen]

Yes!! There have been others talking about this in comments too and it is a lovely idea

[@ihavespoken164]

There’s a discord server: FART (Fans of Anthropocene Reviewed, The) that has a whole channel dedicated to it.

[@fratiorgan]

Well Done John! Very proud of you. I look forward to getting my copy.

[@staceywood4369]

Yaaaayyyy!! So happy for you to have finished! Wow, you did that! Congratulations, can’t wait for the book!

[@annajoymyrick3324]

Proud of you! 🥰 But also, as much as I love signed books, please take care of yourself. Ya girl has wrist issues from overuse due to flute playing. Be careful!

[@aadisha6621]

Yayyay John!!! I feel accomplished too for some reason. So happy for you!

[@jeremyhennessee6604]

Congrats John. That is certainly dedication to both your craft, and readership.

[@sophiesmith3549]

Congrats!!! I’m so excited to get my copy when it arrives!

[@jackofalltrades9259]

The fact that John accidentally numbered the last 51 sheets instead of the last 50 makes me feel better about every off-by-one error I've ever made. This was an amazing thing to do for his readers. Congrats!

[@yvs272]

I live in India and for Turtles All The Way Down, I pre-ordered it and received a signed copy and I was so happy. I want a signed copy of The Anthropocened Review but it's only available in the US 💔 I'll still get a copy of the book though, thanks for writing it John! ❤️

[@jennacoffin8566]

That's amazing John! I'm so excited to get the book. Thank you for sharing yourself with us, I hope your hand starts to feel better soon!

[@nerdchat7279]

I’m so happy for you John!! You are made of so much awesome & I hope you remember that!!! 💜

[@bluemelonkrik9917]

Hey John, Namibian nerdfighter here. Do you prefer writing non-fiction to writing fiction?

[@vlogbrothers]

Hi! I felt like at this time in my life I wanted to write nonfiction because I wanted to write as directly as I could about some of the experiences and forces that I feel are shaping my little life, and human life more broadly. But taking three years away from fiction has made me miss it, so I am looking forward to trying to do it again once this book is out. Ideally, I would love to be able to write both! -john

[@claudiawilliams]

Well John, I don’t know if a copy will make it to your high school, but a copy will definitely make it to your rival high school!

[@RememberTheTrees]

So proud of you, John! Thank you for doing this for us!

[@sicilen-g3433]

CONGRATULATIONS JOHNNN!!!!! I'm sure the book is amazing and I'm excited to read it!!

[@ryangrover4959]

I really want Hank's Friday video to be something comparing scales of 250,000 items (i.e. the volume taken up by 250,000 ping pong balls, etc).

[@emh6021]

The book also will meet people you never meet.

[@markdawson425]

So awesome John, thanks for letting us in to all the life stuff. It adds perspective to everything.

[@roguestake]

I appreciate your dedication. Starting that must have been so looming.

[@sparrow5]

“I feel like squirrels used to be more afraid.” A squirrel chewed through three consecutive strands of my Christmas lights this past winter so I feel this 😂

[@krishagohil1780]

The lectrojog is here to remind us that it is possible for perfection to emerge from disorder - John, the legend

[@ninamartens650]

Congratulations John, I am proud of you for doing this!!!🥳 I also can't wait for my signed copy. Your recent streams have really been a great support during my exam period, so thank you for that beautiful place! :)

[@aymenbensacy7707]

Really proud of you, John. Congrats!

[@viennaforever3192]

Hank’s patience could never. His wouldn’t last 30 minutes without getting distracted

[@katiegriffitts4311]

He would get through like 45 and then want to do literally anything else.

[@biancarodriguez7050]

The lectrojog yesssss, we love it! We jog becase...

[@leonardsusskindswar7258]

A hearty congrats on finishing putting your name on literally a ton of paper! Just know that your Herculean task is so appreciated. I cannot wait for May!

[@darbyjohnson6555]

i am SO HAPPY for you John! and so proud!

[@purvaphalke7795]

YEEE YOU DID ITTTT!!!!!!

[@falnica]

One of your books will go to Aguascalientes, México (after a detour through Ohio), where you have your house if you ever find yourself around here

[@andrea.dandelion]

I just ordered a signed copy! Soooo excited about it! And it's so thrilling to think that this signed paper was used in the Lectrojog. Thanks for sharing that passion and joy with us, John :D

[@alanisfont]

oh my god! can't wait to get my signed copy and read the book, I'm so excited! so happy for you that you are done ❤️