Don't You Know Who I Think I Am?: Confessions of a First-Class Asshole
Justin Ross Lee
(Author)
Description
Who is JRL? How dare you not know Justin Ross Lee is a completely self-created, self-inflated Internet celebrity; "Jew Jetter"; and social media virtuoso. When he's not causing trouble on Bravo or headlining VH1, you'll find Justin having red-carpet run-ins with A-list celebrities, getting blacklisted from airlines and nightclubs, and monopolizing the tabloid pages with his boisterous bad-boy behavior. Famous for being famous? He's famous for telling you he's famous. So how did this privileged prick from Scarsdale become a jet-setting, luxury-loving, travel-hacking aristo-brat with an army of followers on social media? Don't worry, JRL is here to tell you. Love him or loathe him--he doesn't care--he promises to make you laugh so hard you'll cry, whether it's at him or with him. Is this book satire or the instructional manual for the modern narcissist? Either way, Don't You Know Who I Think I Am? is a story of how one man was dubbed "The ego that attacked NYC" by the New York Post and what that man can teach you so you'll never have to wait in line again.Product Details
Price
$15.00
$13.95
Publisher
Inkshares
Publish Date
August 23, 2016
Pages
200
Dimensions
5.4 X 0.6 X 8.2 inches | 0.5 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781941758694
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About the Author
Justin Ross Lee is an entrepreneur and social media maverick who has redefined the notion of fame. As the CEO of Pretentious Pocket, JRL works, lives, and plays in New York--especially the first-class lounge at JFK. Justin has the secret to achieving platinum status, and now with this debut book, Don't You Know Who I Think I Am?, he's ready to share it with the world.
Reviews
The most strategic swimmer in the social media cesspool. The New York Times
Savvy travel hacker. Stephen Colbert
Car-crash ability to piss people off. New York Post
His hacks are equal parts ingenious and outrageous ABC News, Nightline
Even when he s at his ugliest, he s beautifully dressed. The New York Times
Travels all around the world, eating good food, staying fancy. Wendy Williams
The biggest d**k I know. Ron Jeremy
Three things he never pays for: parking, publicity and p***y. New York Observer"
"The most strategic swimmer in the social media cesspool." --The New York Times "Savvy travel hacker." --Stephen Colbert "Car-crash ability to piss people off." --New York Post "His hacks are equal parts ingenious and outrageous" --ABC News, Nightline "Even when he's at his ugliest, he's beautifully dressed." --The New York Times "Travels all around the world, eating good food, staying fancy." --Wendy Williams "The biggest d**k I know." --Ron Jeremy "Three things he never pays for: parking, publicity and p***y." --New York Observer
Savvy travel hacker. Stephen Colbert
Car-crash ability to piss people off. New York Post
His hacks are equal parts ingenious and outrageous ABC News, Nightline
Even when he s at his ugliest, he s beautifully dressed. The New York Times
Travels all around the world, eating good food, staying fancy. Wendy Williams
The biggest d**k I know. Ron Jeremy
Three things he never pays for: parking, publicity and p***y. New York Observer"
"The most strategic swimmer in the social media cesspool." --The New York Times "Savvy travel hacker." --Stephen Colbert "Car-crash ability to piss people off." --New York Post "His hacks are equal parts ingenious and outrageous" --ABC News, Nightline "Even when he's at his ugliest, he's beautifully dressed." --The New York Times "Travels all around the world, eating good food, staying fancy." --Wendy Williams "The biggest d**k I know." --Ron Jeremy "Three things he never pays for: parking, publicity and p***y." --New York Observer
