PART 2 Don't get me wrong, I am neither of them, (unclear: neither of??? racist? woman? ) However, if I am picking a book about a comedy show, I certainly have no desire read about "leftness". I may look at the Internet and investigate those cases, but not with a story about the sitcom. At some places in the book I even felt at times that the mission of the author was to enlighten readers about problems of female humiliation, especially at the end. In conclusion, I would say the book is good for the most part, and if you adore Friends, then it's highly recommended for you.

PART 2 Don't get me wrong, I am neither racist nor misogynistic, but if I am picking a book about a comedy show, I don’t want to read about such serious issues. If I want to red lad about them I will look on the internet, not in a book about a sitcom. In some places in the book, especially right at the end, I even felt at times that the main goal of the piece is to highlight the problem of discrimination against women. So I guess that is it. As a conclusion, I would say the book is good for the most part, and if you adore Friends then i highly recommended it to you.