“To be honest” is a sincere story in which everyone can recognize themselves. We all sometimes have to tell white lies and evade answers so as not to hurt the feelings of others. But what if you don’t know how to lie at all? Michael Leviton’s parents taught him never to lie or hide anything - absolute honesty at all costs. And they themselves behaved the same way with him: dad didn’t give in to him when playing chess, and when the child accidentally heard the word “fetish,” mom explained everything to him in detail about sex. But as he enters adulthood, he learns that the truth is not the best assistant when it comes to impressing a girl or passing an interview. Isn't it time to learn to lie? Will this lead to the desired success? Documentary prose from the musician, photographer and HBO TV screenwriter reads like a fascinating tragicomedy and poses truly deep questions. The publishing design is preserved in PDF A4 format.