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Audible Audiobook

Listening Length: 7 hours and 59 minutes

Program Type: Audiobook

Version: Abridged

Publisher: Random House Audio

Audible.com Release Date: June 12, 2012

Language: English, English

ASIN: B008ARPQ6I

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A compilation of short paragraphical stories that aim to paint a larger picture. If someone at a bar told me a number of the stories in this book, I would have a few questions I think should have been already answered while I was listening. This feels like a 6 hour car ride with Carolla where he's behind the wheel, and in between songs he says "did I ever tell you about the time..." before he needs to pull into a truck stop and rushes to the end of the story before he parks. Reads a little start/stoppy, gas/breaky from paragraph to paragraph. That aside, Adam's stories are refreshingly honest and human. It read like a trip down a memory lane I was never apart of yet enjoyed.

This is less a book than a rambling meathead bildungsroman. It's frequently hilarious: Carolla takes shots at everyone, but his main target is always himself. Vulgarity and fart jokes (and worse) abound, but then this is a book by, for, and about men. Particularly, blue-collar white men, a demographic that doesn't get much attention from the media these days. The book sometimes reads like one long drunken bacchanal, but hey, that describes life for many guys between the ages of 18 and 30: crappy jobs, bad girlfriends, booze, and jackass friends.What makes this book stand out is not the comedic booze-and-drug hijinks, but Carolla's obvious dedication to rising above his circumstances and making something better of himself. He's the first to admit that many of his problems were self-inflicted, and that the first step in overcoming his poverty and lack of options was to change his way of thinking. All that stuff that struck you as fun and hilarious at 18 -- living in dumps, getting drunk every night -- seems pretty pathetic when you hit 30. Carolla seems to be saying, "Hey, if a meathead like me can do it, anyone can do it!" (Hence the title: he was actually turned down for a job at Taco Bell.)If you've listened to Carolla's podcasts, you'll know that he's on something of a crusade against the "participation trophy culture" that permeates the lives of young people. I think he intends this book as a contrarian view to the philosophy of "you're just fine the way you are!". His answer is that you're *not* fine the way you are, especially if you're doing crappy low-wage work and living a life devoid of roots or goals. Part of the book is a love-letter to Pop Warner football, and the sense of achievement and inclusion Carolla felt while playing the sport.His vulgar, hilarious stories will speak most profoundly to men, I think. Women may find them simply gross and unfunny anecdotes...and so they are (gross, that is; but often hilarious) up to a point. But they are also true stories that most guys can relate to: Carolla is just saying, "This is how guys act around each other." Carolla extols the vulgar joys of male friendship, and in this feminized age, that's refreshing. He sees nothing wrong with hanging out with friends on a weekend, drinking beer and farting and watching football games. He can be a "lowland ape", as can most men, but he's also an intelligent professional and a dedicated family man.Carolla's obvious fondness for his friends (particularly in light of what they've done to him, and he to them) may mystify many readers, particularly women. As Carolla describes his friends, they are barbarians, barely-civilized brutes. And so they probably were, once upon a time, as was Carolla himself. But it's hard to read this book and not come away thinking of your own friends and all their flaws: we often love people not just in spite of their flaws, but because of them. Sometimes our jackass friends grow up, sometimes they don't...and sometimes we liked them better before they "grew up".You can read this book as straight comedy (and properly, because there were times I was almost crying with laughter), but there's some deeper stuff there if you go looking for it. Having said that, I suspect that Carolla dictated the book rather than wrote it himself, because it has a fairly disjointed, discursive style. It's not necessarily a knock against the book because Carolla never claimed to be much of a writer, but the book does tend to meander a bit. (But then again: it's about Carolla's life, which itself meandered a bit.)

I had high hopes for this book because we enjoyed Carolla's home renovation show and his occasional appearances with O'Reilly. The book started off OK. It is cleverly organized around his series of homes (since his boyhood); that was interesting. In the early chapters, we were treated to Adam and his questionable pack of friends as they did more or less typical teen hi-jinks. I assumed that the book would proceed to slightly loftier stuff.Wrong! It dissolved into chapter after chapter of similar tales, almost all of which involved some combination of farting, vomiting, drunken binges, defecating on each other, etc. It really got boring. After all, how funny can the 28th incident of "lighting" a fart be??Frankly, whole thing was rather puerile. I finished the entire book on the assumption that it surely would get better. It didn't.

I was very critical of Carolla's previous publication, Rich Man, Poor Man. It was a dog. But the contrast made Not Taco Bell Material that much better.I loved Not Taco Bell Material. Ironically, the Taco Bell nearest my office is the one on Colfax and Magnolia in North Hollywood, kitty corner from Carolla's old high school.This is a great read. It chronicles Carolla's life from the viewpoint of the horrible homes he lived in. Just by themselves, these homes told the story pretty well. But adding in Carolla's accounts makes the whole thing that much more hilarious.As a frequent listener of his podcast, I thought this book would read like one long rerun. But even though there were a lot of familiar stories about things like Adam puking in the Tijuana ice maker, there was tons of new material. I thought I had heard all there was to hear about his best friend, Ray, but he filled an entire chapter with disgusting Ray stories.And one of the things that I truly marveled about was the way this played out in print. Adam is a spoken word guy. He's the first to admit that he was basically illiterate for most of his life, and writing a book by himself just wouldn't be possible. His dear friend, Mike Lynch, actually did all the writing. Adam would rant and Mike would put it all down on paper. I can't believe Lynch actually pulled it off. His writing was spectacular. It sounds just exactly like Adam, except it's not misspelled and he didn't have to type the whole thing in all caps.I give Adam big credit for not rehashing the material from his previous book (In Fifty Years We'll All Be Chicks). There were a lot of points where the two books crossed over, but he didn't retell the same old stories. Maybe it was to drive sales of his older book or maybe it was to save us from having to read the same stuff again in a second book, but he did a great job at stopping himself and referring the reader to the previous book.If you're a frequent listener, a lot of this content will be familiar. Does that make this book "just a waste of my time"? Not at all. If you're a fan, pick up a copy and give it a read. And don't forget to click through Adam's site to help keep his pirate ship afloat.

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