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Failure to Launch

Revisado: 10-29-23

Don't waste a credit. Absolutely frustrating. He is not here anymore and from reading this, he had never appreciated the health he was born with and abused his body so bad he nearly died many times. He smoked 3 packs a day and drank and drugged to such excess his body literally fell apart and he still used. All because he didn't get the attention he wanted as a kid. His colon exploded and he aspirated liquid feces into his lungs, fell into a coma and by a miracle, recovered and he still used. And smoked. He has great family and friends and my heart goes out to them. They have been through hell.

Edit to add: The ghouls who provided him with dangerous amounts of ketamine knew what they were doing and should rot in prison. He was very troubled and they took his money and literally gave him the tools to end himself. What a waste.

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The Author captures an era

Revisado: 09-26-23

His anecdote stories were sanitized. Not written well and could have used a co- writer

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This Book is Awesome..You will cry

Revisado: 06-28-23

This book will make you cry but it will be worth it. The stories are amazing and Nurse Hadley is an incredible young nurse and is an inspiration and will give you hope.

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This is awful. Disgusting Language, too

Revisado: 05-25-23

This is not as good as the Bob Spitz book and the language is not as bad. How many times ri we need to hear about the occult and the c word? Yuck.

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Listened to the podcast? This is a transcript.

Revisado: 11-06-21

Nothing new if you listened to the podcast. Don't waste a credit. I could be wrong but it seems like the other narrators imitate the guests.. It's jarring. I heard literally everything on the podcast via YouTube. It's free. I recommend getting The Sopranos Sessions. They did fantastic job and the narration is much better.

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Retread of lame comedy routines

Revisado: 01-12-21

This is a shameless money grab. It's all of his stand up routines about food and a little extra thrown in. If you have seen any of his specials, skip this book. He hates half of the country and didn't reveal it until he had made millions. I can't return this book because I didn't find out about his lying about who he was. He isn't the Catholic family man he claims to be. He was apolitical until recently and now supports people pushing partial birth end of life for babies. Now that he made millions being the non political comic, the mask fell.

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If You Can't Stand The Barry Character, Skip This

Revisado: 03-11-20

Spoiler Alert ⚠
I adore this series but why does Patrick Taylor make one is his main characters so unlikable? Barry Laverty is unbearable in most of this book. He got dumped after a very brief relationship and he goes on and on and drowns in self pity. Several times in the book, Barry and the narrator treat his minor loss with the deaths of people's spouses. It is so annoying. It's a great series but there are entire chapters that you should skip because of the whiny, self pity of Barry.

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Jeanine Garafalo and Chris Elliot poison it.

Revisado: 08-18-19

Those malcontents, along with whiny people who have no sense of reality, seem to poison the book. It is worth reading, just fast forward through their negativity.

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Funny, but just like Jim Gaffigan

Revisado: 07-14-19

It has really funny parts. It is really, really similar to Jim Gaffigan's book. I could have done without the man bashing/women worship parts and the obligatory Trump hating comments. It didn't belong in there. If you can ignore that, you will like the book.

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A Page Turner

Revisado: 05-31-19

Faust’s account of fleeing the red army is captivating from the first page to the last. I am amazed at how he recalled in great detail every engagement in which he was involved during the escape from the kessel.

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