Funny and interesting, very anecdotal approach, but with some sound pondering on the state of modern society.

I received an arc of this title from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. This book had some interesting parts to it, but I did not care for most of it and would not purchase a copy for my library.

1.5 stars rounded up

The topics are interesting and (some of the advises) are sound, but I feel like most are forced (the writing, for example). I wanted to like it, and I did like some chapters, but they fell flat somehow.

I wanted to like this book, but was quickly worn down by the over-the-top language and attitude. It quickly went from quirky, to annoying, to borderline offensive—and, for me, completely got in the way of the message. Seems to be written for a very specific audience—from which I felt excluded. I didn’t finish the book, and won’t be posting a review.

This book has an interesting subject matter and at it's core has some great lessons to learn. That said, the writing style won't be for everyone (it wasn't for me) and the author doesn't write in an overly relatable way.

Too many jokes with Channing Tatum. But I really loved the part with Betty White. A good book but for my linking too many sexual jokes.

Don't care for books with too much swearing plus it speaks to a different demographic than mine. Not my cup of tea. However, some useful straight talk in there.