From the guy behind Netflix’s original series, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, comes a unique, absurd newsletter full of jokes, rants, and oddly informative explainers.
Wait, what?
This is bullshit and so can you has a bit of everything. A little pop culture. Awkwardly insightful business advice. NFTs amiright? Okay, no business advice. Data deep dives. Some rants. Buttttt… mostly bullshit.
Also just to be clear I’m not the creator of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, I was just eating waffles at a diner in D.C. when Jerry Seinfeld and Dave Chappelle walked in.
Don’t take my word for it, hear from the tens of people already reading this
“It’s jarring, and not really in a good way.” - Joe, Pensacola, FL
“I can’t think of a worse way to start my week than seeing this newsletter in my inbox.” - Joe’s wife, Pensacola, FL
“This newsletter is a sign of societal collapse.” - The New York Times
“This is bullshit and so can you is like The Wall Street Journal, but with fewer political musings and more dick jokes.” - Rupert Murdock
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Subscribe to see what all the fuss is about. You’ll receive an email every other week (probably), on Thursdays (also probably). Once you subscribe, make sure to check your spam folder and promotions tab, sometimes the newsletter ends up there.
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