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I didn't enjoy any specific joke in the book. I couldn't relate to any of it. But I love the puns.

I don't have a favorite, but I like that the author tried to make the content lighter through these jokes.

To be honest, I did not get most of the jokes. Those I understood, I did not find them that funny I suck at puns.

My favourite joke from the book was the one where the family gets 50%, a third and a sixth of the deceased's money, and the kid answers that what they all get is a lawyer!

This was a funny joke. But if I’m being honest, it’s one of the few I found hilarious. Another joke I liked was the Minnesota skyways joke. But overall I enjoyed how the author made effort to lighten up the mood from time to time.

Mine was “insurance salesmen are premium lovers” just so true and the pun is lovely

Marsha JJ wrote: ↑02 Jul 2022, 16:38 In "Reconfigurement", the author lightens it up the financial and life planning content with lots of fun jokes throughout. My favorite was "Who handles the financial matters in a monastery? That's nun of your business." What was your favorite joke in the book?

That is difficult to say because I have several. For instance, "The biggest problem in our country is apathy....but who cares?" In short, I found his puns hilarious and thought-provoking

I loved this one, " The only thing that travels faster than light is your weekend"
I found it very hilarious.

It was the one with the lawyer. It went like this:

Wife: I want to know if I have grounds for divorce?
Lawyer: Are you married?
Wife: Yes, of course.
Lawyer: Then you have grounds for divorce.

It was all so hilarious but it was so simple that I could not even know why I'm so joyous with it.

The "ba-dum-tish (the sound after a corny joke)" after the joke "As an aside, I have a friend who's an IRS agent and she's often completely exhausted. You might say her job is very taxing!" is hilarious.

After many years searching of trying to find steady work I finally got a job as a historian only to realise that there was no future in it.

I didn't have a favorite joke from the book "Reconfigurement" But despite that, I loved all his jokes.

Mine's gotta be "The number one problem in our country is apathy… but who cares?"

Maybe I relate well to this because it's funny how my country also faces the same problem. It's kinda sad I know, but... Who cares

Akinola John wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 05:32 Yes, I agree with you. My favorite joke is also "Who handles the financial matters in a monastery? That's nun of your business." I find it quite funny and interesting.

Yes I agree with you.

My favorite joke was "Fyi, the Social Security Administration is ASS backward."