Be the Worst You Can be: Life'S Too Long for Patience and Virtue

This book is basically good for only a good looking cover and conversational piece. The book itself is not a good read.

Good dry humor and satire.

This book is by far one of the best that I have read. Its nice toread and see what other peoples mindset is, I laughed alot and it made me think alot about myself and how I should change somethings.

Lecture on cynicism.

Incredibly insightful and funny, too. But thoughtful and brutally honest. It's so in-your-face honest that it's confrontational. It’s filled with common sense, matter-of-fact "truthiness" that it's inspiring. I'm going to read more of Saatchi. It’s like I found a zen master brushing his teeth in my bathroom and I can knock on the door, or just walk in. I don't have ask a question, but he gives me the perfect answer for something, about which I didn't even know mattered to me!

Its an odd book but entertaining

Three stars because it kept me engaged. The interview questions ended abruptly on a cynical subject so Saatchi gets props for being original.

I bought this and fell in love. His view on life is both comical and thought provoking. I lent it to my father who also greatly enjoyed!

I was quite disappointed by this book. Had high hopes as it was recommended but it is an empty, superficial read. Only redeeming features for me were a little humour and interesting quotes here and there.

enjoyable

very bad book ...

Interesting view on life, but worth a read!

ok