You may get a lot of combined support for this book--as well as a lot of rant for even asking this question lol
An example of combined support comes from TrueFlame, who speaks the truth... except for the pink cowboy hat. A lot of what he says is truth, except I'm a fan of the pink cowboy hat, lol (you'll find that doing outrageous shit gets you more wutang than pussy-ass shit).
(Edit: fishnwomen speaks the truth, and Mystery Style's username is based on the two main characters of the book lol--more support

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For my support with buying the book, it may be useful for you to know that I downloaded the book illegally... and then bought it, along with
Rules of the Game (by the same author), a month later. And if something makes you want to buy it--after you already read it--would you agree that it's worth a read?
Let me know if this helps, Kyle.
Aaron
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Yeah, it's worth reading.
It is an interesting story in its own right and for many of was our introduction to the game.
Don't take it all too literally. Buying girls coffee is not a big deal. Wearing a pink cowboy hat is not a good idea. Using canned routines isn't a great approach for all but the terminally socially clueless. The book is not a bible.
That said, it is still pretty much an essential purchase, even though PUA theory has moved on a lot since it was written.