Discussing chapters 4 and 5 of W. Somerset Maugham's The Razor's Edge.

Larry becomes aloof and reserved. Is he really bringing anything to the table besides his sexy forearms? Has he gone full woo-woo granola cruncher? Why can Kosti only talk about spirituality when he's drunk? Why aren't muses a thing these days?

CHAPTERS

(00:00:00) Synopsis
(00:02:23) What do we think of Larry now?
(00:13:54) Curing Gray’s headache
(00:16:50) Christian mysticism as thinly veiled Buddhism
(00:20:05) What does Kosti’s character represent?
(00:28:30) Why we can take Larry more seriously than typical hippie
(00:33:10) This book would hit way harder at age 18 or 20
(00:41:28) What happened to muses? (these old service sector jobs)

The Razor's Edge, part 2: Lay your hands on me Larry