I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell

Stuck in an airport with a flight delay, I ventured to the bookstore to pick up a book for my husband and myself. The gloom and doom of my chosen book was forgotten due to the overwhelming guffaws coming from my husband. I have never heard him laugh so hard. This book, my friends, is just funny. Needless to say, Tucker Max is raunchy, disgusting and an egomaniac, but at the same time you get this feeling that he is superhuman, that he is untouchable and almost godlike. His stories will have you rolling in the aisle, literally!

Honestly, for what this book is supposed to be, it does the job almost perfectly. It's a bunch of stories - one almost more insane and unbelievable than the last - of a young man's exploits. Plain and simple.

Trust me, I was at first surprised to even be buying the book, let alone reading it, and lastly to find myself enjoying it. I was. But I'd be lying if I didn't say I got quite a bit of enjoyment from it. Quick easy stories, if you have a strong stomach and remember to take it all with a grain of salt.

Do I think it all really happened? Yes, I actually do. Do I think it all sounds a heck of a lot better after writing, re-writing, editing, and re-editing? Absolutely. The way the book is written makes it enjoyable. The stories alone wouldn't make for a great book. But the way they are told does.

In the end I will take two things away from this book. One - people like Tucker Max do exist and that I, personally, would rather just read stories about people like him than actually be friends with them. Two - girls like those that appear in Tucker's book, they exist too. So I guess overall I'm just relieved that those two types of people exist in this world to compliment each other. And if the rest of us can get a laugh or two out of it, then that's fine with me.

If you like reading about drunk people vomiting out their noses, this book is for you. I did not find anything redeemable about it. There is nothing lovable or interesting about these drunks.

Drunken frat boy scatology mixed with voracious sexual conquest..

A few good laughs.

Not for the squeamish!

Most people don't understand this book. Yes, it has stories about getting drunk and fornicating. But that is a very small part of what Tucker is about. This book is about living the life YOU choose, not some pre-determined 'right' life laid out for you by others. It is about having the courage to find your own path in life, whatever you want it to be. This book has been a great inspiration for me. I highly recommend checking out Tucker's website for a more in-depth look into the lifestyle Tucker tells us we can all have, we just have to choose it.