A short, terrific story by Arthur C. Clarke.
I just reread it and it is as great as when I read it years ago. It's great because of the ending, of course. To me, a great ending is the hardest thing in fiction to pull off. I would put this on a very short list of the best endings I've ever read.
It'll make you smile or double your money back.
A half dozen double entendres.
I think so. Second only to Carson at his very best.
Made me laugh.
Humorist Dave Barry doing what he does so well. He offers here what is I daresay a unique contribution connecting tariffs to . . . prostate exams.
This is a kinda old genre, but sometimes the old ones are the best!
I disagree: I remember it pretty well.
Made me laugh.