Today Todd's a best selling author known for answering unanswerable questions, but back in high school all he had were questions he couldn't answer. In spite of being a National Merit Scholar, Todd was kicked out of two schools, barely graduated with a 1.7, had a class rank of 106 out of 109, and was a constant thorn in the side of his parents and teachers. Now he's taking on one of the greatest and most common questions of all: "What if I could do it all over again?"

This fall he's moving in with his parents and heading back to high school as a student. He'll be taking a full course load, playing sports, and participating in extracurricular activities. While Todd is extremely confident that he'll get a 4.0, dominate on the athletic field, and finally get along well with others, opinions from the people in his life who saw his high school years are less enthusiastic.

This isn't just a mission for people daydreaming about how their life could be different though. Since Todd is seeing high school through the eyes of a student but with the experience of an adult he's in a unique position to address their concerns as well. To that end, he's taking questions submitted by high schoolers around the country, the kind of questions that made high school miserable for him, and answering them . These questions range from something as simple as wondering why school has to start two hours before the work day to trying to asking if as an adult we'll ever have a use for some of the classes that seem useless.