Weirdly, Cantor's most enthralling chapter has to do with property law.
While we chatted, I opened one to a random chapter: "What to Do if There's a Terrorist Attack in a Karaoke Parlor".
"I have used the laws of this country, the [bankruptcy] chapter laws, to do a great job for my company, for myself, for my employees, for my family," he said during the first Republican presidential debate on August 6.
One of his chapters had to do with Bruce, whose lawyer he was at the time of this performance.
His book Acting contains very practical chapters: "What to do if you forget your lines" and "How to kill yourself the night you left your pistol in the dressing room".
Especially great is the chapter on what to do with days-old bread.
He takes a similarly provocative and, again, empirically driven position in a chapter titled "What to Do About Inequality".
He said that the 90 members of his union group, Chapter 44, planned to do legwork for the Dean campaign.
"Sick" does not offer a prescription for our ailing health care system, but it does include a closing chapter on what to do.
With one eye she watched her wares while the other was on the book she was reading, which she held open to Chapter 11: "What to Do When You Get Custody".
