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Tuesday, June 12, 8 PM EDT/ 5 PM PDT

Join Adam live from the legendary New York comedy club Caroline’s with special guest Artie Lange as he presents material from his new book Not Taco Bell Material. Keeping true to his groundbreaking reputation in the digital media world he’ll present the book not only to the live crowd at Caroline’s but also to an online audience of up to 10,000 viewers via Citrix’s GoToWebinar Premier Event technology.

 
This is a FREE LIVE webinar. Registration does not necessarily mean access. Please pre-register using the link below and at 7:30 PM EST on June 12 the first 10,000 to sign on will be able to view the event and ask Adam questions through the chat function.

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Rich Man Poor Man

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About “Rich Man, Poor Man”

If you turn on the evening news or listen to NPR you’ll be bombarded with a non-stop parade of commentators pontificating on the ever expanding gap between the rich and the poor. But is the chasm really that wide? In Rich Man Poor Man, comedian and bestselling author Adam Carolla exposes the phenomena that are embraced by the really rich and the really poor–but never the middle class–like having an outdoor shower, wearing your pajamas all day, or always having your dog with you. Combining Adam’s inimitable comedic voice and four-color illustrations by his friend Michael Narren, Rich Man Poor Man is a hilariously accurate look at what the people born with silver spoons in their mouths have in common with the people whose only utensils are plastic sporks stolen from a Shakey’s.
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