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The Immortal Class is a book with endless potential, but Culley let's his bloated ego and misinformed angst get in the way.Culley's book is about his brief stint as a bike messenger in downtown Chicago and his rage against car-crazed America. During the course of the book, Culley tries to preach to choir about a back to basics approach to modern living. And while that sounds like a humble and inoffensive premise for a memoir, Culley gets it all wrong by blaming everyone but himself, for the way things are today. He has endless rants about the evils of money, how corporations are inherently evil, how the city is too loud and has too many buildings. One thing he convinently leaves out is that the bike messenger industry is fueled by, in large part, corporations.I really wanted to like this book, but it's terribly written, incredibly insipid, and unintelligent.