You Had Me At Idiot takes you on a journey through the warped, below-average mind of Paul Stoecklein. You're bound to feel better about yourself when you laugh your way through 26 essays of stupidity and mediocrity, including: "Sock Boxing with Ted," "Do Not Try This Diet at Home," "Christmas Nipples," "How Not to Clean the Bathroom Good," and much more!

You Had Me At Idiot: Volume 2 continues the journey through the warped, below-average mind of Paul Stoecklein. Give yourself a laughter break with 23 more essays of stupidity and mediocrity, including: "Virtual Stupidity," "The Day I Almost Killed the Kid on the Cliff," "The Ugliest Group of People in the World," "The Trial of Adolph Clavin," and much more!

If you're brand new to stand-up comedy or you're simply thinking about trying it, this book is for you. You may not even be sure if stand-up comedy is for you or how you would even start, but there's a voice inside telling you that you should at least check it out. This is NOT a how-to book. It is about answering the most basic questions that a brand new aspiring comedian has. Here are some of the questions covered in this book: What is it like performing stand-up comedy? How do I know if I'm meant to be a stand-up comedian? Am I too young or too old for stand-up comedy? What is the first step? How do I get my foot in the door? How much do stand-up comedians make?