Get up about 5 AM, have coffee, read BP, post on BP, use the phone, post on BP, eat breakfast, read BP, play with the dog,  use the phone, post on BP, use the phone, go out for lunch, read BP and post, talk to humans, tell them I'm busy on BP, use the phone, talk to other humans, post on BP, go home, post on BP, leave the house, meet humans, stop by the club or watering hole, (2 beers a day keeps my proctologist away) have dinner, speak to more humans, go home, read BP and post, sometimes entertain humans, watch the news or a movie while reading BP, may use the phone, might have a snack,  go to bed about 10PM, go to sleep and post on BP.   

They should use him for a horror movie. 

v=tti4jIW-fk4what's weird is the mainstream media coverage of the prediction making it so viral; perhaps they're trying to push the new San Andreas mega quake movie!?

Like movies, it is word of mouth that ultimately sells books.I cannot see a reputable agent and/or publisher absolutely insisting that you participate in a book tour.

This whole thing reminds me of the scene in the movie..."

@Chris Allen,The scenario you describe could make a Hallmark movie:  young married military couple living happily in TX, husband gets deployed to a far-off land.

It is not like in the movies. 

Hire this guy here:http://www.redbox.com/movies/the-contractorHe will do the job..

This looks more like a trailer for a movie or music video or something of the sort rather than a listing video for a home.

A return of the NINJAs (which would be great as a movie, but not so much as a mortgage qualification standard), or bringing hard money to main street (meaning Joe and Suzy homebuyer will be paying 20% for their slice of the American dream).