Fun Stories for Your Drive to Work

De: R. Scott Murphy

Narrado por: R. Scott Murphy

Your commute stinks. Your job's a mess. You didn't win Powerball. Here's help!

Get the first audiobook in the humorous Fun Stories series from award-winning writer R. Scott Murphy. Inspired by Friends, Seinfeld, The Office, Saturday Night Live, and The Far Side, the Fun Stories series offers amusing books, audiobooks, and CDs to help lighten your day.

Part storyteller, part game show host, part DJ, part madcap tour guide, Murphy shares embarrassing work stories, conducts crazy countdowns, sets out on silly Google safaris, and invites your participation through his interactive storytelling game called mental kickball. An accomplished radio and TV personality, game show producer, author, and four-time winner of the Late Show with David Letterman Top 10 List contest, Murphy takes random fun to the next level.

Sample fun:

• Top-five theater: Count down the top five shamefully suggestive city names
• Mental kickball survey: Is Starbucks more popular than deodorant in your office?
• Fun school: Turn an uneasy meeting with a man peeing in the alley into a valuable life lesson
• Commuter empowerment: Learn the best ways to make fun of other motorists and give clown commuter awards
• Uplifting adventure: How Chick-fil-A makes Scott feel like Leonardo DiCaprio
• In a world of superheroes: Proof positive that Scott is the freakin' Michael Phelps of Googling
• Secret office tips: How to successfully plant decoy food in your work refrigerator

Your average daily commute now clocks in at a record 52 minutes (Census Bureau). Your total yearly commute time is now more than nine days. Scott says that’s longer than some celebrity marriages. You deserve more smiles. Pick up Fun Stories for Your Drive to Work.

©2017 R. Scott Murphy (P)2017 R. Scott Murphy

dishonest title

this was not funny to me and at least until I quit listening, was actually annoying.

Terrible Book

I’m not even sure what this book was. It seemed like I was listening to one big radio ad. I kept fast forwarding thinking I would get to a story and never did. I think I heard maybe one joke? If it was a joke. Really not sure, this was so bad. Deleting it now, halfway through.

Awful

Very disappointed that I had to use an audible credit for this. The narrator/author spoke way too fast. His voice had an annoying tone, and his content was terrible.