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Copy Link : https://alkindojaya2.blogspot.com/?net=B09W12QSX2 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A candid and irreverent look at the ridiculous ways we all try to make ourselves look better online—from a popular standup and internet comedian whose videos have been viewed over one billion times.“John is one of my top-three all-time favorite comedians, next to me and Foxworthy. Buy this book—you’ll be glad you did.”—Larry the Cable GuyJohn Crist wasn’t always recognizabl
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A candid and irreverent look at the ridiculous ways we all try to make ourselves look better online—from a popular standup and internet comedian whose videos have been viewed over one billion times.“John is one of my top-three all-time favorite comedians, next to me and Foxworthy. Buy this book—you’ll be glad you did.”—Larry the Cable GuyJohn Crist wasn’t always recognizabl
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Sinopsis :
A candid and irreverent look at the ridiculous ways we all try to
make ourselves look better online—frm a popular
standup and internet comedian whose videos have been
viewed over one billion times.“Jon is one of my topthree
all-time favorite comedians, next to me and Foxworthy.
Buy this book—yo’llbe glad you
did.”#8212Larry the Cable GuyJohn Crist
wasn’talways recognizable as “thguy from that
hilarious video in the grocery store.”Growing up part of
a homeschool family of ten in rural Georgia with Mennonite
grandparents and a high-school job at Chick-fil-A, he was an
unlikely candidate for internet fame. Despite all that, or
perhaps because of it, Crist passionately pursued his dream of
stand-up comedy.In his first book, Crist offers heartfelt, laughout-loud
observations on the absurd ways we all try to make
ourselves look better online: like how we all post filtered
pictures of our super healthy kale salads but somehow neglect
to post about our 1 A.M. Uber Eats Big Mac. Or how quick we
all are to post our “IVoted”sticker pictures but fail
to post about the ways we vote with our dollars every day in
ways that don’talign with our loudly and publicly
espoused values.With self-deprecating wit, Crist chronicles his
meteoric rise as an online and stand-up comedian, but he
doesn’tgloss over the ways his own life choices did not
align with his online image—agap between perception
and reality that eventually led to a stint in rehab.In Delete That,
Crist takes responsibility for his actions, offers some reflections
on how to do better, and encourages us all to stop capitulating
to the fear of “Buwhat will they think?!”Instead,
this book offers a bold invitation to stop curating life and start
living it . . . one Nickelback concert at a time.