Emergency Questions: 1001 conversation-savers for any situation

Review: This book is very funny. And a social lifesaver. I'm definitely going to use it for my next awkward conversation with Richard Herring (Sarah Millican); Would you rather read this book cover to cover every day for the rest of your life, or never read again? We would take the former, because it's the stupidest funniest book of the stupidest funniest questions we've ever read (Elis James and John Robins); Guaranteed to get a conversation started... even if it ends up being a conversation about your weird taste in books (Dave Gorman); Thank god and all her sisters for Richard Herring, leaving no turnable stone unimagined with these iceberg breakers (Al Murray); I am involved in emergency situations on a daily basis, with Richard's book I can avoid the majority turning into crisis (Bob Mortimer); Richard Herring bullied me into claiming this book, which I haven't yet read, is brilliant (Charlie Brooker); Perhaps if Michael Parkinson had asked Mohammad Ali if he'd ever seen a Bigfoot he might be remembered as a great interviewer. Instead it is Richard Herring who has perfected the art of creating funny, interesting and offensive questions that will supercharge even the dullest encounter (Adam Buxton); Ridiculously funny and (unexpectedly) genuinely useful (Adam Kay author of This is Going to Hurt); A perfect way to pretend you're interested in people you're not that interested in (Kathy Burke); Most of this book is pointless filth, all of it is hilarious, and my answer to question 715(a) is "Yes thank you and it was very tasty" (Dawn French). Book Description: The book that's guaranteed to turn an awkward silence into an awkward conversation. About the Author: Richard Herring has enjoyed phenomenal success as a writer and performer and is an innovator in the world of podcasts. Persistently placing in the Top 10 UK Comedy Podcast chart,Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast sees him interview top comedians in front of a live audience, with previous guests including Stephen Fry, David Mitchell, and Russell Brand. He has written and appeared in a number of critically acclaimed plays, is a frequent guest on television panel shows, and regularly tours as a stand-up comedian.