Andrew Stark, a professor at the University of Toronto and author of 2016 book The Consolations of Mortality, has penned an entertaining piece for the Globe and Mail opinion section about how people approach bucket lists. The term entered the popular-culture lexicon ten years ago.
At one point in the article, Stark culls a modest but thoroughly memorable achievement on the BL front:
Donnie Evil, a local musician from Bozeman, Mont., was never going to sell more records over his lifetime than Kanye West.
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