What a Nice Guy by Phil Torcivia
I admit reading
some of the articles in this book were laughable and that all of them were
meant to be taken with a grain of salt. That being said I had a very hard time
completing this book. It was like trying to watch Dane Cook perform. Yes, a few
laughs at the beginning and then you become distracted by the bizarre prancing,
and wild-eyed looks punctuated with angry hand-on-hip stances.
I understand that
this brand of humor has its place in society, and I applaud the author for finding
a way to vent his frustration legally. It’s strange to me that women are
entertained by this material. I would have thought that men would have been the
bigger audience.
I rated this work three
stars because while the writing was crass, it was intelligible, well put
together, and I managed to think of an audience who could benefit from reading
it.
I would recommend
this book for those that are thoroughly disenchanted with dating and above a
certain age. It would be a great addition to a divorce gift basket along with
crushed candy hearts, cut up pictures, and a note written in a drunken stupor.
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