Anti-covers for books that made subway passengers' jaws drop

Comedian Scott Rogowski decided to take a ride on the New York subway, reading several books in fake covers with incredibly obscene titles. This time he took a girlfriend with him, who did the same, and the elongated surprised faces of random passengers were filmed. Passengers did not know where to put themselves from such titles. And no wonder: have you seen someone in the subway for a long time who reads works titled "How to hide an erection from God", "Why women deserve less", "10,000 photos of members" or "The Joy of cooking methamphetamine"?

When asked how he managed to keep a poker face and not laugh, Scott replies that he was actually reading Madeleine Albright's autobiography at that moment. According to him, the best reaction was to the books "Garfield is gay" and "10,000 photos of members." No one was angry, but many were confused, and even more people laughed. And laughter is useful.

Source: Bored Panda

With a serious face, Scott Rogowski studies "10,000 photos of members." The subtitle says: "It's like ten thousand pictures of members."

One of the passengers decided to film this splendor.

"The joy of cooking methamphetamine." The authors are Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, the heroes of the TV series "Breaking Bad", where the plot revolves around the process of cooking methamphetamine.

Deepak Chopra, "How to hide an erection from God."

The guy clearly understands what it's about.

"Why women deserve less."

"How to train a kid on Tinder". Obviously, this book is about how to teach a child to sit on a dating site from the earliest years.

Coloring book "Unsightly genital irritation".

The book "Hack your monthly".

"Mathematics for non-Asians". The man with the newspaper diligently ignores what is happening, but all the eyewitnesses are rolling with laughter.

"Garfield is gay."

"The greatest vaginas in history."

A woman wipes away tears of laughter.

The guys are clearly having fun too.