Not Taco Bell Material

great book..

Great read.

Must res for all!

A little long but very funny.

Does anyone have an issue with pages missing because there are duplicate pages in it's place? On several chapters the last page of the chapter is missing, and in it's place is the duplicate of the same page before the last page

I enjoyed the stories in this book. Still waiting on the instructional guide to spunk shuei.

I have only seen Adam on The Man Show and I enjoyed him. I bought the book after reading the sample and lost a few nights of sleep because I did not want to stop reading it. He seemed to have the same type of friends I had growing up so it brought back lots of great memories. I laughed out loud at times. I am going to download his other books so I can keep his kids in private school. Thanks for the laughs and nice words of encouragement.

If there is one criticism I have for this book is that it didn't know what it wanted to be when it got done. Collection of stories? Autobiography? Inspirational story? All of the above?

The pages are filled will hilarious stories from Adams life. Honestly, its amazing he isn't dead from either drinking, drugs or the stupid stuff he and his band of idiot friends did.

Its clear that Adam had that 'something' that made him different. Different from his family, his friends and his level of education. That quality that drives someone to do more and achieve more. That comes through loud and clear.

What confused me is that one moment we are talking (and this book is conversational) about Adams chaotic life and his work in go-nowhere construction jobs and the next moment he's doing improv and working in radio. The part where he made that transition seems crucial to me and was overstepped like a black out period. Odd.

The end of the book is where he locks up the brakes and takes a hard corner. He tries to sum of the stories in the book as some kind of inspirational book that can encourage others to work hard and have goals. I see that, but I wouldn't look at the preceding 300+ pages as a collection of inspiration. To me, the book was an entertaining look into Adam's life that helped flesh out some of the stories he's shared on his radio show..,in addition to quite a few stories about poop.

It's missing many pages and also has many duplicate pages. Otherwise it's a great book.

I laughed the hardest towards the end of the book - but overall it was a great read and one of his better books.
too had that audio book didn't hit the snowman....