For a excellent part of the book, I was very entertained. But on like day 3 of conception out of maybe 5 days, I suddenly was bored with it. I realized that this guy is a pretty serious scum bag, and it was just no longer amusing. His events and thoughts are concepts that us men like to joke about, not really do. I found myself very depressed by the end of it. No man thinks about sex as much as Chad Kultgen does. Women who find themselves conception this: I’m sorry. Do not associate this man as life the Average American Male. We’re better than this.

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It’s value your time to examine the quality of the spelling in the clear reviews of this book in order to form an opinion of what marketers like to call “the target demographic.” Question yourself: do I fit into this group? Do I want to? If you want to read something with a lot of unapologetic masculinity lying nearly for you to slip in, by all means read Chuck Palahniuk’s “Struggle Club” or “Choke.” If you want to read something with a ton of sex, please treat yourself to Jonathan Franzen’s “Freedom.” If you want a excellent, ancient-fashioned tale with fantastic male and female characters and plenty of sex and violence, may I recommend George R. R. Martin’s “A Game of Thrones?” Under no circumstances, but, should you read this book.

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This book offers small in terms of literary merit or entertainment value. A chore to read, a lack of humor, a bland plot, one-dimensional characters. If satire is the author’s intended goal, he does a very poor job accomplishing said goal.

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