I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell

IF you took things a little overboard in your "younger days," woke up somewhere you didn't remember next to someone you wish you didn't remember, and within an hour had the "hair of the dog," got rid of that thing you woke up next to, and were both laughing with your buddies about the gruesome details and planning on doing it all over again that next night, then you will most likely be able to identify with Tucker and have at least a few snot-launching laughs.

IF, on the other hand, you spent your younger days hating people like that (or being the person they woke up next to), you may not appreciate the blatant nuances of drunken exploits and narcissistic behavior described in the book. You won't get the humor, and you may get a stomach ache.

Word to the wise -- do NOT get caught reading this book while sitting next to a feminist on a long plane ride unless a) there are empty seats available that you can move to, b) you can pull off an explanation like "I caught my son reading this and I need to know how bad the damage is," or c) she is hot and you think you can get her drunk and talk her into joining the mile-high club.

Love it or leave it 3/4 unread -- there is not going to be an "in between" with this book.

This book was amazing, I couldnt put it down. Its crazy funny. Its full of stories some so crude and ridiclous you cant help but laugh, some that made me stop and say hey ive been there. Anyway I would highly recomend this book.

I was extremely upset to see my review was removed. Somehow, the negative reviews for this book are disappearing. I hope Amazon is not defrauding and misleading their customers. I am now keeping records of when I post reviews on this book.

Anyway, don't waste your money. I bought this on a layover at the airport after scanning a few pages and finding myself laughing in the middle of the bookstore.

Yes, some parts are funny. Yes, the book is repetitive and it does tire. Yes, if you have been to college or law school you will have similar stories or even better stories to share. Would this be funnier if I was 16 and had only been drunk once, if ever? Yes. If I was just starting to learn about sex? Yes.

Been there, done that. Tucker is a mean drunk, with a narcissistic personality. Do I choose girls by their looks? Yes. But just because you would not sleep with a girl is no reason to degrade and publicly humiliate her.

Don't waste your time. If you're a 16-17 year old boy, go for it. You'll read it over and over 100 times. If you've already lived through college, pass on this one.

Tucker Max admits he's a jerk but he somehow thinks recounting endless vomiting sessions, discussing the many times he's acted like a shallow, abusive pig, and relaying the details of his bodily fluid excretions is worth a book. There are a few funny bits _ the Breathalyzer one at the beginning comes to mind _ but it all gets tedious really fast. It's frat-boy trash humor by a pampered kid who thinks he's being cute or profound, or something. You want to grab this idiot by the throat, shake him and say: "Grow up and care about someone else!" That said, maybe the book goes down better after a few shots of Jaegermeister. Better yet, save your money for the booze.

Hilarious and entertaining. Too crude for my taste at times, but 90% of the time I apprecaite Tucker Max's sense of humor. I must have laughed out loud at least 30 times reading this piece of work...definitely one of my favorite books I've read in the last few years.