Arschlöcher kommen immer zuerst

His raw honesty and reckless humor really stand out. I'm curious what motivated him to share these wild experiences and how he feels about them now.

While I laughed a lot, some jokes made me uncomfortable. I'm wondering if others felt the same or if it’s just part of the shock value.

The book feels like a snapshot of a wild period, but do you see signs of change or maturity emerging through his stories?