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Lazy Girl's Guide to Life: 100+ Ways to Hack Your Look, Love, and Work by Doing (Almost) Nothing!
Lazy Girl's Guide to Life: 100+ Ways to Hack Your Look, Love, and Work by Doing (Almost) Nothing! | Jennifer Byrne
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This collection of humorous life hacks features 100 easy, low-commitment solutions to the everyday problems of the twenty-something woman. Do you have a lot to do but can't seem to bring yourself to do it? The Lazy Girl's Guide to Life can teach you how to get things done with as little effort as possible. Learn to simplify your beauty routine, keep up with your friendships, hack the dating game, and get by in the corporate world with these easy, low-commitment suggestions. You'll find over 100 solutions to your most common problems, including: -Smoothing out frosting on store-bought cupcakes so they look homemade -Hiding dirty dishes in a soapy sink before company arrives -Washing and styling bangs (only) to avoid the limp hair look -Faking it as a food blogger to snag a dinner reservation -Reading the plot summary online before a book club meeting With lazy girl-approved hacks that range from humorous advice to quick fixes, you'll be able to find a temporary solution to simplify your life in no time!
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This book is bad. So bad. Dated celebrity references abound, as does insulting assumptions about the reader. I'm actually just hate-reading at this point because I want to see how many ideas she has herself and how many are actually lifted directly from experts like Michelle Phan. Then I got to this section and I about died. What. The. Hell?!

BestOfFates How does that book exist?! 7y
Carol @BestOfFates If you're at a dinner party and hate the food, spit it up into your napkin and, since it's a fancy linen napkin that they'll discover later has your gross spit-up portion in it, just steal the napkin or THROW IT AWAY. What the living hell? 7y
BestOfFates @Carol Hahaha, it's like a parody of itself! 7y
Carol @BestOfFates agreed, though nowhere does it say this is satire. It's being marketed as self-help/humor. The book gets even worse later, teaching you step-by-step how to fake an orgasm, saying it's easier to potty train your cat than let your SO know you just used your own bathroom, and assuring you that scheduling emails and saving up work for a work from home day is easier than just....working from home! This book is a disaster. 7y
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