It's a Tucker Max book, you either love him or you hate him. More of his stories of his drinking past and some are just down right hilarious. Broken down into sections. His time in Cancun while he should have been taking classes in law school. Why Halloween is the greatest holiday. Friends from law school weddings. And a number of where girls have tried to pick him up sexting. Again you love him or hate him. ( )

At page 300, I made the following note: 'I'm really, really, really glad I read this book!'

Quotes or nearly quotes:
Fact is stranger than fiction. Fiction has to make sense (page 234).

Pros:
Being fired by his father (page 299 +/-).
He was never a lawyer. He never took the bar. (pages 297-299).
Applying for the Illinois Bar (page 303). I know the feeling (he vomited and threw the application away).
Adam Carolla (page 365)

Cons:
What does he mean "teaching for Princeton Review" (page 300)? ( )

the first two books were way better (especially the first book). not much humor here except for sexting sections. nothing to loose if one gives this book a miss. ( )

What can I say; it is a Tucker Max book. If a book, filled with stories about treating most women like whores and sluts, being politically incorrect, drinking mass quantities of alcohol, throwing up, and having a lot of random sex is offensive to you, you will NOT find this book funny. Although this is not as funny as "I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell" there are a couple of stories, especially "The Fat and the Furious" that are absolutely hilarious. ( )