This memoir slash non fiction was absolutely brilliant. I love how this goes through different subcultures and groups the author found themselves falling into through the years. The humor has me giggling and trying not to wake up my husband, and beneath all of it is a message about the human experience.

I read his other memoir about a decade ago so I guess this is the sequel? I always find it almost hard to believe that one man could have experienced so many extremes from AA to sign language to growing up in a very religious sect and being a bouncer at Burning Man. Literally how did he fit all this in?