Okay, here is the other side of the coin. I have read his book cover to cover and really thought he tried too hard to paint himself as the perfect son to the point where I really started to no longer buy it by the last third of the book. It was just too over done and self preachy after awhile. And honestly, I really had a problem with one scene where after Ted H. leaves his apartment Mike strips off the sheets, punches a wall and in the melo-dramatic scene of all time yells in agony of the hypocracy Ted H. represents.

Again, I thank Mike Jones for what he did but I can not help thinking that his book is also an effort of a 50 year old former male escort trying to make some justification for his life. I think I will go to hear Mike out tonight and maybe my mind will change. We will see.