"When did we get so germy? I don't remember growing up washing our hands twenty times a day. Now when you watch TV you see these things crawling all over. Are they from some alien planet? When did they come? Certainly not when I was growing up. Maybe they didn't like Bakelite phones." Since when did this world get so crazy? Find out in Bill Hanson's hilarious debut, "Mini Comas and Other Odd Thoughts." With society getting increasingly nutty every year, Hanson has come up with a theory that explains the insanity: He must be having "mini comas " That would perfectly rationalize why it seems that every time he turns around, another crazy change has taken place. Tackling the issues people have always wondered but never dared to ask aloud-like the true meaning of the "10 Items or Less" line or the Lord's plans for South Beach-Hanson sharply skewers the very fabric of the society in which we live. Funny, sharp, and all too relevant, "Mini Comas and Other Odd Thoughts" is a lively expedition into the mind of a man who sees the world in a "very" unique way.