Short and entertaining read for people who are already fans of Paul Scheer. My main criticism is that he never really explains how he went from the person he was in his youth (abused and managing rage issues) to the person he is now (a seemingly well-adjusted guy who is married with two kids). Maybe he hasn’t quite figured that out for himself yet, but that connection would have made it a better and more worthwhile read. I would recommend doing the audiobook, as it contains relevant podcast clips that enhance the book.