Tucker Max's third and final 'fratire' collection — stories from the later period of his hard-drinking misadventure career.
The conclusion of the Tucker Max trilogy. By the third book, Max's self-awareness had grown — the stories are more reflective than the first book. A document of a specific moment in American male culture and in the development of internet-native publishing.
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