The most exclusive club in the office is reading Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything by Steven D. Levitt

Here is what the club has to say...

"Freakonomics will make you think twice about the underlying causes of social-economic issues."
-Tom Sparkman

"Freakonomics has once again confirmed for me, "Don't assume." The examples cited in the book reveal a lot about what's behind the data. A good read that reminds us to question everything, dig deeper and not be lazy about true understanding of issues. This is a tough task in today's message saturated world! (Too much to read, too much to understand.) I guess that's why it's still important to specialize!"
-Carol Neiger

"With cheating school teachers, despicable real estate agents, Sumo wrestlers lacking honor, gangs run like a McDonalds franchise, and many more "crazy" comparisons, this book is a veritable romp through Informationland where data and incentives rule over the misleading peasants of conventional wisdom."
-Cassidy Whitworth