18 June 20266 Good Cunts3 min read
Everyone’s a Cunt: A Love Letter to Humanity’s Worst Habits
Most books encourage personal growth. Everyone's a Cunt takes a different approach. Instead of fixing humanity's worst habits, it celebrates them. After all, without irritating people, where would the entertainment come from?

Humanity gets a lot of criticism.
We're impatient. Distracted. Overconfident. Terrible at replying to messages.
Yet somehow capable of writing "Sent from my iPhone" after sending a message from an iPhone.
We're a deeply flawed species.
And honestly? Thank God for that.
Because if people behaved perfectly all the time, Everyone's a Cunt would be a very short book.
Possibly a pamphlet.
To the People Who Stand Up the Second the Plane Lands
We see you. The wheels have barely touched the runway before you're upright, clutching your carry on bag like you're escaping prison.
You're not getting off any faster. You know it. We know it. The flight attendants definitely know it. Yet every flight, without fail, there you are. Keeping traditions alive.
To the People Who Reply "Thanks" to Group Emails
Your contribution adds nothing. The information has already been received. The matter is resolved.
The email chain should be allowed to die peacefully.
Instead, you've dragged all seventeen recipients back into the conversation.
A remarkable achievement. Never change. Actually, please change.
To the Self-Appointed Experts
Nobody knows how you became an authority on every topic.
Yet somehow you've developed strong opinions on economics, nutrition, construction, geopolitics, parenting and the mating habits of penguins.
Often within the same conversation. Your confidence is inspiring. Your accuracy is less so.
But the world would be a quieter place without you.
And frankly, that's a sacrifice we're not prepared to make.
To the Queue Creepers
The people who stand so close behind you that if the line moves suddenly, you're effectively engaged.
What are you hoping to achieve? The checkout isn't going anywhere. The laws of physics remain unchanged.
Yet every supermarket contains at least one of you.
Humanity's answer to personal space.
To the LinkedIn Philosophers
Perhaps no species better captures modern civilisation.
A normal person buys a coffee.
You purchase a coffee and emerge with three leadership lessons, a personal growth journey and a framework for business success.
By lunchtime you've transformed a parking ticket into a case study on resilience.
It's impressive. Concerning. But mostly impressive.
The Strange Beauty of Human Flaws
The truth is, our worst habits are often what make us memorable.
Nobody tells stories about the perfectly reasonable person.
Nobody gathers around at parties to discuss the individual who behaved appropriately in every situation.
Legends are built differently. Legends are the bloke who brought an acoustic guitar to a barbecue.
The neighbour who owns six leaf blowers.
The person who starts every sentence with "Fun fact."
Humanity's greatest gift isn't perfection.
It's material.
Why Everyone's a Cunt Exists
The title sounds judgemental. The book isn't.
It's observational.
It's a celebration of the little quirks, annoying habits and baffling behaviours that unite us all.
Because deep down, we recognise these people.
We've worked with them.
Travelled with them.
Lived next door to them.
In some unfortunate cases, married them.
And occasionally, if we're being brutally honest, we've been them.
The Greatest Habit of All
Perhaps humanity's most enduring habit is pretending we're different.
We point at other people's nonsense while quietly ignoring our own.
We laugh at their bad habits. Defend ours.
Condemn their behaviour. Explain ours.
It's a beautiful cycle.
And one that keeps supplying fresh material for books like Everyone's a Cunt.
This isn't a book about hating people. It's a book about appreciating just how wonderfully ridiculous they are.
Because humanity's worst habits aren't bugs. They're features.
They're the reason airports are entertaining. Why office kitchens generate stories. Why family gatherings require recovery time.
Without these habits, life would be smoother. Simpler. Less frustrating. And infinitely less funny.
So here's to the queue creepers.
The know-it-alls.
The serial interrupters.
The amateur philosophers.
The professional oversharers.
And every other magnificent cunt who makes modern life worth talking about.
We couldn't have written the book Everyone’s a Cunt without you.
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