Kevin Costain
Written on Mar 26, 2019
Some of this is so bizzare that you almost think Adams and Trump dreamed up political moves together via Twitter and were both so tickled to see it work on the masses. But, I don’t know if they did, and Adams will also repeat the same, ad nauseam in the book (but you know what he’s really sayin’ wink wink).
Adams might have better used his plaform for calling attention of the effects that Trump's douchy (New York humour) has had on the world's psyche, but more important matters needed to be attended to (like promoting his startup du jour).
The persuasion stuff is by far the most interesting part, but it’s probably been done much better and more interestingly elsewhere.
This book will not age well.