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I know Paul Scheer first from The League, then from his movie podcast. He seems to be a funny, likable guy, and he is funny & likable in this book. It was a little different from what I expected. It is light on the humor & heavy on his growing up in the face of abuse. He talks about how he was able to overcome some of the trauma he felt from that. I was hoping to get a little more insight into his professional career, but maybe he's saving that for another book.