Meet one hundred and eleven people Taylor can’t stand (in alphabetical order): Adam, Alex, Alexa, Alexander, Amber, Andrea, Andrés, Angela, Anna, Anne, Anu, Ashlyn, Bibi, Billy, Brie, Britney, Brooklyn, Cedric, Cesar, Charley, Christina, Claude, Clint, Crystal, Curtis, Dan, David, Delia, Dick, Don, Donald, Elizabeth, Elle, Emily, Eric, Eve, Ezequiel, Felicia, Felicity, Florina, Franzy, Frida, George, Georgia, Gian, Henok, Hudson, Hung, Isaac, Ivy, Jeff, Jeremy, John, Jonathan, Kaitlin, Karl, Karen, Katie, Kenya, Kevin, Kim, Kris, La Toya, Laura, Leonardo, Lilly, Liza, Louis, Lydia, Marc, Mary, Matthew, Melania, Michael, Mimi, Nathan, Nelsie, Nick, Ocean, Orlando, Osama, Oscar, Patrick, Pearl, Phillip, Pierce, Pinocchio, Quigley, Quin, Ramy, Reign, Rhett, Rosa, Rudy, Ryan, Salvador, Samantha, Sara, Snooki, Sonia, Stephanie, Tallulah, Tess, Thor, Tom, Tyler, Unique, Velva, Victoria, Vincent, William, Xanthus, Yolanda, Zachary

Welcome to the crazy world of Jeremy Taylor where quite often, the author loses his already-short temper and goes on rants that go from funny to observational to absolutely ridiculous. People are narcissists and Taylor offers not one, not two, but one hundred and eleven examples of that. In a humorous, no holds barred approach, the author offers his observations on every topic imaginable, from social issues to politics to gossiping about celebrities. Nobody is safe from Taylor’s irreverent, ridiculous, absurd narrative in this sarcastic satire, where the author frequently seems to lose his train of thought, yet somehow the story is able to continue on its own.