This is really, really good. 

It's pretty funny, which I had expected. I had quite a few out-loud chuckles with during the reading. 

Initially, there feels like a lot of overlap with the TV-series * The Good Place*, which again was not unexpected but I didn't feel like this was going to be such an exceptional read. 

But in the end, what is covered here goes above and beyond. I particularly enjoyed the discussion of how morality/ethical behaviour intersects with privilege. As a parent, the coda made me cry a little. 

As for the audiobook: excellently narrated with cameo's from *The Good Place*'s cast. The footnotes were fantastically handeled.