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A review by meeks3
I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell by Tucker Max
5.0
Before reading this book, I had heard that Tucker Max was very egotistical, a huge player, objectifies women and a complete and total a-hole. After reading this book, I can say that he is indeed most of those things (I honestly don't believe he's as sexist as a lot of feminists make him out to be) but he is one hilarious guy. He's a person who is completely honest about who he is and what he does that you can't hate him for that even if how he lives his life is completely different from your own.
The book itself is a compilation of his life experiences most of which involves drinking and having sex. What makes this book so funny, in my opinion, is that Max holds nothing back. Half of his stories most people would never want to share with a single soul (see the story on when Max tries anal sex for the first time) but he's sharing with the world. Theses stories are written in a way that you can't help but laugh hysterically (see the story on when Max tries anal sex for the first time). If you can see this book for what it is (humorous), then you will be sitting there crying from laughing so hard at his antics. Also, if you read and enjoyed Chelsea Handler's "My Horizontal Life" you'll like this book.
The book itself is a compilation of his life experiences most of which involves drinking and having sex. What makes this book so funny, in my opinion, is that Max holds nothing back. Half of his stories most people would never want to share with a single soul (see the story on when Max tries anal sex for the first time) but he's sharing with the world. Theses stories are written in a way that you can't help but laugh hysterically (see the story on when Max tries anal sex for the first time). If you can see this book for what it is (humorous), then you will be sitting there crying from laughing so hard at his antics. Also, if you read and enjoyed Chelsea Handler's "My Horizontal Life" you'll like this book.