Perfect balance of humor and reverence in a unique memoir.

"I'm thankful for our health and our kids," Julie [A.J.'s wife] says.
"I'm thankful we got to know Nancy," I say.
"I'm thankful you're ending your project soon."

I'm sure he could have made the book twice as long (and more offensive, and possibly more boring), but I would be curious to hear more of his philosophical and spiritual musings about the experiment.