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I bought this book because I thought the beginning was hilarious. Just about any adult could relate to a tale of too much drink, the change it makes on personality, and the morning after regret. And it was presented with self-deprecating humor. But then the humor quickly becomes juvenile and mean-spirited. Max's idea of fun is getting drunk with his equally shallow friends, getting into bar fights, and objectifying/demeaning women in the process.

Ugh. Just a little of that kind of joking from this immature, egotistical, man-child goes a long way. Couldn't finish it. Didn't want to. Glad I got it on a Kindle promo, but regret buying it nonetheless.


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I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell Tucker Max 9780806527284 Books Reviews

I have a friend that said these books were awesome. I finally bought it since he kept talking it up. Its basically a "bro" to put it nicely. Sharing stories. I don't understand how this book won my friend over. I could see it appealing for young guys in their youth who have not had a chance to make their own life stories. But I did not enjoy this book whatsoever. I read better stories on reddit under r/askreddit.
Disgusting, but a guilty pleasure. I read this years ago, I was disgusted and yet laughing my @ss off at the same time. Definitely not a book for the light hearted, but if you are in your early 20's or can remember your early 20's and those years were filled with partying and stupid misadventures that you reflect fondly upon or are currently in the midst of - this book might be for you. Take note ladies, this guy is a misogynist pig, the things he does to women will disgust you, but then again - there are some laugh out loud, tears running down your face moments that make the read worth it.
If your sense of humor is a bit dark and you can laugh at an alcoholic womanizing guy tell you all about his sexual escapades, then this book is for you. Tucker Max is one of the funniest authors out there then again I tend to lean towards the dark, messed up humor... you know the kind that leaves you asking your self "should I be laughing at this?" Its a really easy read because most of it is short stories that are all connected with primarily the same characters - Obviously Tucker (he's the star of his story) and a handful of his friends and the guest character is always some girl.... and he wrote every embarrassing detail. Treat yourself to a good laugh
Tucker Max is candid, funny, and completely without hypocrisy as he recounts his escapades dragging out of bars girls approximately as drunk as he is.

He reminds me of Hunter Thompson, who became a disappointment as he degenerated from being a real journalist. Teenage boys were swept along reading him because he talked such entertaining trash about his dissolute lifestyle - alcohol, the many drugs of the 1970s, playing with guns. That increasingly became the focus of his writing. He maintained the pretense of being a political journalist, railing about Nixon and fascism to keep that up, while spending Rolling Stone’s money like a drunken sailor. He spent less and less time observing anything or interviewing anyone, and as such had less and less to say.

Max doesn’t care about politics and actually sustains writing about being a degenerate better than Thompson did. I compare the two because Thompson’s most popular book was “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.” Max has a chapter here about a debauch in Vegas, which reminded me of that. Like Thompson, Max is from Kentucky, with a similar good ole boy touch in his writing.

Max is upfront that he’s writing solely about drinking, chasing women, and getting into the kind of trouble the young get into, trouble they’ll recall fondly as codgers sitting by the fire. He knows he’s an a-hole, he’s shameless about it, and he regularly reminds you of it in case you were about to forget it.

Max has a great sense of humor and written delivery. Watching him and his fellow law students - Slingblade, El Bingeroso, PWJ, Hate, Credit and company - get trashed and search for easy women is endlessly entertaining.

They don’t have to search very hard. Welcome to Hookup Culture, where the girls are as drunk and trashy as the boys. The more Max needles or insults girls, the likelier they seem to sleep with him. Go figure.

Max is irrepressibly optimistic about his ability to pick up women. It is important to observe, in the Age of Weinstein, that the sexual landscape Max depicts is diametrically opposed to the one consisting of scary traumas inflicted on fragile snowflakes by big bad horndogs who LOOK at their BREASTS.

Here, we see an hordes of young women hanging out in bars with their girlfriends, engaging in the badinage and banter Max excels at, getting as ridiculously drunk as he does, finding him more and more entertaining as he insults them more and more, and all with the goal of getting laid. After Max begins his website, publishes his first book and goes on a booksigning tour, college girls, knowing who he is, actually clamor to hook up with him.

Those who think the sexual revolution was a contribution to humanity might want to read this. This is what Hookup Culture really looks like and this is what the sexual revolution wrought. Sexual revolutionaries proud of yourselves? Men will sniff after sex wherever it might be available, and the more they think it’s available the cruder and more direct they’ll get. Hold Max in contempt if you want, but he doesn’t care. For young men, Hooking Up is the coin of the realm.
I read this book as a recommendation from a friend and thought it was pretty hilarious. I did find myself skimming at times to get through some of the boring stuff and find the entertaining parts of the stories. This guy is vulgar and explicit and that's exactly what I expected when picking this book up. Don't read this if you're going to get all offended over how he talks about women (he's very degrading!) or how he discusses his sexual and drunken experiences in vivid detail. I'm a woman and took it for what it was - true stories written by a guy who considers himself to be a jerk.
Tucker Max, of "Assholes Finish First" has a hilarious, crude, and offensive lifestyle, but that's what makes Tucker...well, Tucker. The stories he tells are reminiscent of my wilder college days, but on crack and complete loss of inhibition. If you want to be in a constant fit of tears and laughter while reading a book, this book is for you.

WARNING This book is not for the sensitive prude, if you are easily offended by vivid sexual descriptions, alcohol abuse, bodily fluids, drugs and complete mismanagement of all those I listed; this book is not for you.
I bought this book because I thought the beginning was hilarious. Just about any adult could relate to a tale of too much drink, the change it makes on personality, and the morning after regret. And it was presented with self-deprecating humor. But then the humor quickly becomes juvenile and mean-spirited. Max's idea of fun is getting drunk with his equally shallow friends, getting into bar fights, and objectifying/demeaning women in the process.

Ugh. Just a little of that kind of joking from this immature, egotistical, man-child goes a long way. Couldn't finish it. Didn't want to. Glad I got it on a promo, but regret buying it nonetheless.